Alpha Six Designs doesn’t ring a bell in the realm of tuning, chiefly because it’s an all-new outfit in a dog-eat-dog world. Founded by two award-winning designers, Alpha Six Designs is now accepting pre-orders for “the most visceral aero components” developed for the sixth-gen Chevrolet Camaro. Pricing for the A6 Type 1 Aerokit Program will be released in the following days, with the first complete kit to be ready by the end of June. Firstly, the GT3-like front splitter incorporates a central air channel. This trick channels air creates more downforce in conjunction with the lip lining of the front bumper. The side skirts, on the other hand, were designed for a much more aggressive stance than that of the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro's factory-spec ground effects pack. “Our rear wing was the first step in this project and one we took much pride in while developing back in February,” Alpha Six Designs explains on the Camaro6 forum. “While we love the ‘lip spoiler’ design, it sometimes can remain too subtle with the accompanying components.”
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