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Varis Runduce Price Carbon Aero Parts for Nissan GT-R
It’s not their widebody masterpiece (yet) but it’s the first stage of carbon fibre upgrades for the Nissan GT-R to come out of Japanese legend Varis. Renowned for their amazing Evo and STi work in the past we’re hoping their final stage of GT-R modifications “fills the shoes” so to speak.
Anyways, pricing is now out for both Japan and US regions thanks to Varis and GT-RR as well as the official product shots. Their kit will be available in Varis Semi Dry Carbon (VSDC) versions as well as wet carbon with separate pricing for each.
The VSDC option allows Varis to produce some very lightweight rigid parts without the full extra cost of a traditional dry carbon production.
The Varis Front Diffuser for example weighs in at 4.5kg versus the 6.5kg standard OEM front underspoiler – more than 30% weight savings. It’s priced at about $2740 USD but probably a little less for the wet carbon version.
Next take a look at the Varis Aero Hood, featuring some unique venting it also looks to be well constructed from underneath. The VSDC version goes for around the $4620 mark but the wet carbon version is just $2845. There’s a weight reduction to just 8.5kg in the VSDC version of the hood.
The rear diffuser round back is again quite an original look, personally I think it needs time to grow on me but if its your cup of tea you can pick one up for $1250 in wet carbon. There is currently no VSDC version of this item.
The sideskirts were quite a hit for me, they really work well with the lines of the car but stand out at the same time. They’re also pretty cheap at just $1250 a set in Varis Semi Dry Carbon. Again you can knock off a bit of that price for the normal wet carbon version if you wanted.
Lastly we have the Varis Rear Wing and Trunk Spoiler available in full VSDC or in VSDC with a FRP trunk spoiler. It’s again an original looking wing that will certainly set your car apart from all the others. I’m not feeling the trunk spoiler but the wing itself looks great. The price is $3350 for the VSDC version or $2750 for the VSDC FRP combo.
For more information and to order, hit up the GT-RR website in the link below!
Link: Varis Runduce Carbon Online @ GT-RR
Link: Varis Carbon Aero for R35 Website (Japanese)
Link: Varis x Runduce GT-R at Tokyo AutoSalon 2010
Tokyo AutoSalon 2010: Varis Original RUNDUCE Nissan GT-R
Well the 2010 Tokyo AutoSalon finally kicked off today after what seemed like an endless wait! GTRBlog went along to check out the show and see the progress so far on the Varis/Original Runduce Nissan GT-R build. You probably recall when we broke the news that Runduce would be producing a full widebody carbon fibre body kit fo the GT-R back towards the end of December 2009. Well they had actually only kicked that project off at that stage so nobody seriously expected them to complete the whole kit by January.
They did however manage to turn out some respectable carbon parts for the GT-R including the following:
- Carbon Fibre Hood
- Carbon Fibre Front Underspoiler
- Carbon Fibre Rear Underspoiler
- Carbon Fibre Side Skirts
Varis also came to the GT-R party on this build, supplying some additional extras for this car in the form of:
- Varis Hyper Narrow GT-Wing for Nissan GT-R
- Varis original GT-R trunk lip spoiler
- Varis Sound Control Exhaust System
Other parts in the build so far are HKS HyperMax III Suspension, Recaro Racing Seats, AVS Model F15 wheels (20×10.5 all round) and ADVAN 275 wide tires to finish them off.
While there’s a lot of parts on this car, there’s more to come from Varis and Original Runduce after AutoSalon so we’ll keep following their progress and report back when we hear more.
For now, please enjoy the photo gallery from the show today!!!
Link: Varis Website
Link: Original Runduce Website
Images: (C) Copyright GTRBlog.com
Runduce Kickoff 600hp Full Carbon Aero GT-R Project
Japan tuning house Original Runduce have embarked on an epic tuning project this week. Finally sinking their teeth into some serious R35 work, their plans are to take this innocent looking black GT-R of theirs and turn it into a full carbon bodied weapon with at least 600hp at the wheels.
Judging by their concept art, we should see some pumped front and rear fenders with a matching front bumper. The bumper looks like they might keep it real with some more simple styling. The aero hood looks aggressive but functional and the rear spoiler to match.
Expect to see Runduce at Tokyo AutoSalon 2010, with exactly what on show we wont know but we don’t have to wait long to find out…
Link: Original Runduce Official Site
Varis Launch Extremor Range of Carbon Fibre Parts for Nissan GT-R
Building on their original range of carbon parts that we first saw back in January, Varis have launched some additional bits and pieces recently to compliment their aero.
The additions come in the form of interior carbon pieces and carbon side mirror covers which are priced as follows:
Part / Item | Cost |
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DRY CARBON MIRROR COVER (2pcs/set) | 31,500 yen |
INTERIOR FULL KIT | 75,600 yen |
– SHIFT LEVER COVER (1pc) | 25,200 yen |
– AIR VENT COVER (4pcs/set) | 16,800 yen |
– DOOR HANDLE COVER (2pcs/set) | 27,300 yen |
– DRINK HOLDER COVER (1pc) | 12,600 yen |
For more info and local pricing, check out your nearest Varis dealer.
Link: Varis Extremor Website (Japanese)
Link: Varis Carbon Online @ GT-RR
GT-R Customised Street Event with Option Magazine
Suzuka Circuit (Mobility Land) in cooperation with Option magazine are holding the R35 GT-R Customised Street event at Suzuka Circuit over August 23rd and August 24th. This co-incides with round 6 of the 2008 SuperGT series, the 37th annual POKKA 1000km race at Suzuka so the turnout will be huge.
R35 GT-Rs from every top Japanese tuner will be out on display at Grand Prix Square just outside the circuit. There will also be a demo lap on the track.
Tuners featured will be, Zele International, Autech Tsukada, Garage Yawata, Garage Defend, Esprit, HKS Kansai, Original Runduce, Sunline Racing, Concept, Blitz, Garage Sauras, Midori Seibei Center, Garage Active and MCR! One word for this, woah. It’s probably the biggest GT-R event since TAS in January with more GT-Rs.