>This Mk6GTI is Steven Nadaskai’s first car. It’s also what spawned his brand, Alkoto Concepts. The widebody conversion was built from scratch in his driveway and has since been turned into an actual product Mk6 owners can purchase for their own builds. The kit allows for these 18×12 -25 Rotiform KPR wheels to fit without issue. > >Under the hood sits a 5-cylinder 2.5-liter 07K, essentially one-half of a 5.0-liter Lamborghini engine. In fact, a Gallardo exhaust manifold bolts right up and was converted to a turbo manifold for this custom set up with an Integrated Engineering intake manifold and billet valve cover topping it off. Beyond the wild exterior and incredible engine bay set up, we really liked the custom see-through partition that integrates with the roll cage and seals off the front of the cabin from the fuel cell in the hatch area.
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Close the hood, or it is a lazy mod.
Owner –
https://www.instagram.com/typicalstevenn?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
[Alkoto Concepts](https://alkotoconcepts.com/)
[More pics and info](https://carbuzz.com/news/vw-golf-gti-with-3d-printed-body-kit-is-not-your-typical-widebody-build/)
>This Mk6GTI is Steven Nadaskai’s first car. It’s also what spawned his brand, Alkoto Concepts. The widebody conversion was built from scratch in his driveway and has since been turned into an actual product Mk6 owners can purchase for their own builds. The kit allows for these 18×12 -25 Rotiform KPR wheels to fit without issue.
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>Under the hood sits a 5-cylinder 2.5-liter 07K, essentially one-half of a 5.0-liter Lamborghini engine. In fact, a Gallardo exhaust manifold bolts right up and was converted to a turbo manifold for this custom set up with an Integrated Engineering intake manifold and billet valve cover topping it off. Beyond the wild exterior and incredible engine bay set up, we really liked the custom see-through partition that integrates with the roll cage and seals off the front of the cabin from the fuel cell in the hatch area.
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