Carrozzeria Gallery

[Carrozzeria]

Hey FT86Club! This is where we will post up all of our builds and pictures from events we attend!

All cars we will be posting have had work done by us or gotten parts through us, all images are provided to us for promotional use or taken by us. Keep checking back for updates and new pictures

We felt that a proper way to introduce ourselves to FT86Club would be to give you guys a crazy photo overload! A little bit about ourselves, we are located in Kirkland, WA (about 15 min away from Seattle), we focused a lot of our starting out time in the European scene M3's, AMG's, etc but are starting our focus on the Japanese marketing starting with the FRS/BRZ/86 platform and GTR's. We just picked up an FR-S that once it arrives we will post pictures of and put a build thread up for that!

Nissan "Godzilla" GTR:














Probably one of our favorite builds at Carrozzeria to date. A true monstrosity. The Amuse GTR is Georges Daily, therefore he wanted the car to look simple, but yet a monster at the same time. His car is tuned by Cobb, bringing the cars WHP to be 550, with a T1R downpipe, an Amuse Exhaust, Amuse wing, Amuse front diffuser, Seibon Racing Hood and a Rexpeed Rear Diffuser. The car also has upgraded brakes and a beautiful sound with the HKS Blow off Valve kit.

Andy

Little Baby Bimmer:

When you first look at a BMW 1 Series, the words that you first think of are far from aggressive. We wanted to engrave that into peoples heads when they saw this 135i.

This car had two different photographers that week to shoot the car

(Credit to Bryant Khuu & Jonathan Meas)



Andy wanted to have a very simple but yet aggressive with a touch of classy to his car, so the modifications on the car were:

LUX h8 Angel Eyes

H&R Sport Lowering Springs

Performance Rocker Panels

Performance Spoiler

Agency Power Diffuser

LCI Blacklines

VMR v710











The Baby Bimmer proves that it can keep up with the big boys with its speed and new aggressive look.

[Carrozzeria]

Introducing the Yip Man!



Yip-Man. The owner, Vincent Yip wanted to link up with our photographer, Jeffrey Sitthi, to shoot some remarkable shots around Bellevue, WA. Modified to show the true aggressive nature of the car. The car was only tracked a handful of times, but had the touch of a track beast.



The car started out just stock, but the former owner wanted to mod it right away, so he came to Carrozzeria Carbon to get the process going right away. The modifications consist of:

Amuse Ericsson Trunk Lid

Vorsteiner GTS-V Front Lip

BBS LMR 20 inch Wheels

Red Stoptech Big Brake Kit

Revozport Track Wing

AutoTecknic Red Racing Tow Hook

Meisterchaft SUS -GTC Valvetronic Exhaust with X Pipe









This car was truly a fun car to work on

[SkullWorks]

So this is a different entity than the Carrozeria who has a webpage instead of facebook only?

forged-wheel.com

the above webpage uses the same name but specializes in high end Motor Cycle wheels.

[Carrozzeria]

Probably one of our favorite builds at Carrozzeria to date. A true monstrosity. The Amuse GTR is the owners daily, therefore he wanted the car to look simple, but yet a monster at the same time. His car is tuned by Cobb, bringing the cars WHP to be 550, with a T1R downpipe, an Amuse Exhaust, Amuse wing, Amuse front diffuser, Seibon Racing Hood and a Rexpeed Rear Diffuser. The car also has upgraded brakes and a beautiful sound with the HKS Blow off Valve kit.

[Carrozzeria]

Originally Posted by SkullWorks

So this is a different entity than the Carrozeria who has a webpage instead of facebook only?

forged-wheel.com

the above webpage uses the same name but specializes in high end Motor Cycle wheels.

We are Carrozzeria Carbon, www.CarrozzeriaMotorsport.com and www.Facebook.com/CarrozzeriaCCinc

[SkullWorks]

just funny because i was consulting just an hour or 2 ago with the owner of the forged wheel manufacturer looking at production potentials.

[Carrozzeria]

Originally Posted by SkullWorks

just funny because i was consulting just an hour or 2 ago with the owner of the forged wheel manufacturer looking at production potentials.

Ahhh, haha yeah they're a good company! We hadn't heard of them until after we were established but got to know their products a little even though we're for different industries. Good to have the knowledge and we can recommend to the correct place if someone contacts us by accident, and vice versa