An automotive modification designed to extend the width of a vehicle’s body, typically achieved through the installation of bolt-on or molded panel extensions. These alterations are often seen on the Toyota Corolla, a compact car popular for customization.
The augmentation offers improved aesthetics by providing a more aggressive stance. Functionally, it allows for the accommodation of wider wheels and tires, enhancing grip and stability, especially in performance applications. Historically, this modification traces its roots to motorsports, where maximizing track width was crucial for cornering performance.
