I knew that our marketing team was working on establishing new contacts with a couple of cool brands during last few months, but today I was very excited to say the least, when I've spotted the Liberty Walk name in the list of new products for Mini Cooper and decided to share it with you guys here on the forum.

These guys are world famous for their radical body kits for Lamborghini, Ferrari, Chrysler, Dodge, BMW, Nissan GT-R and more. Few years ago Liberty Walk projects blew up the covers of popular car blogs and magazines and today they keep us engaged with their new builds.

Of course I understand that it's not everyone's cup of tea, but some of the enthusiasts will definitely appreciate their style.

Massive overfenders with exposed bolts, bumpers lips and spoilers look exceptionally good with large wheels and lowered suspension.

Liberty Walk® - Mini Cooper 2013 LB Stance™ Body Kit

LB Stance™ Complete Body Kit by Liberty Walk®. Includes: Front Bumper, Front Diffuser, Side Skirt, Rear Bumper, Rear Diffuser, Rear Wing, Trunk Wing, Wide Fenders.

LB Stance™ Complete Body Kit by Liberty Walk®. Includes: Front Bumper, Front Diffuser, Side Skirt, Rear Bumper, Rear Diffuser, Rear Wing, Trunk Wing.

http://www.carid.com/2013-mini-coope...-66580896.html







* This kit is listed as a perfect fit for 2006-2013 Mini Cooper R56 models;
* Will fit Hatch/Hardtop models;

What do you think about this kit?

Legit or overkill?!

 

The ricer down deep inside me loves that body kit to no end. Could I pull off driving that every day, I'm not sure. Sexy as £*

 

I like it, but as with all their stuff it is waaaaay too pricey for most people... me included..

 

I very much like the look... I wonder if you limit the lowering how wide a tire can you stuff up under those flares... Hmmmm?

Motor on!

 

Liberty Walk will be available in the 2015 Need For Speed video game as one of the options on the Body Kit selector.

Needless to say that only the world's best manufacturers and brands were selected to be featured in the next version of this famous game series.
Most of the tuning parts such as body kits, spoilers and wheels showcased in the game will definitely get the superstar status in the closest future.

If you are looking for some show project on a base of Mini Cooper, Liberty Walk is something that you can't go wrong with.

The kits are available at CARiD

 

Hey guys,

check out the Mini Cooper equipped with a Liberty walk body kit on this year's SEMA show.

Now it looks like a real track racing machine in one row with GT-R, BMW M and Lamborghini.

 

Looks really good. Not what I could drive here in Maine. Pieces of the lower reaches of the car would be ripped off by our rather uneven roads, especially at that height. Would make a good track car, though. Looks kinda like the Mini Challenge in England.

 

Totally agree, this kit will not work on a daily driver, but it looks pretty cool for a weekend fun machine, that you can take to a race track occasionally.

 

A track toy for sure! I even like the Kid Stance Mini in the picture between the Lambo and Liberty Walk.

 

Here is an article on that MINI
http://www.speedhunters.com/2017/01/...-to-the-roots/

 

Yes, that's the one, thanks for posting this! These body kits are still available for sale.

 

Wow, didn't even realize you were a sponsor of NAM. I tried recently on two occasions to buy wheels and tires from your site, both times your people dropped the ball. I bought from MINI dealer, was done in a few hours.

Just venting my frustration at you and Tirerack with outdated inventory systems.

 

I have this kit on the way to be delivered, I'm gonna use the stock wheels till I get my aftermarket ones in. What size spacers should I get for the car I wanna make sure it comes with my kit .

 

According to this article:
He is running:
17×9.5-inch 0-off (front)
17×9.5-inch -9-off (rear)
215/40R17 tires

To get the same look with OEM wheels, you would need something like 2-1/2" spacers...