RWB specializes in modifying select Porsche models with handmade body kits, costing around $25,000 before additional wheel and suspension upgrades. RWB transforms Porsches with wide body mods ...

When it comes to describing what an RWB Porsche is, the simple answer is that it's a customized, widebody Porsche 911 built by noted Japanese tuner Akira Nakai. But the real answer is far more ...

While he’s globally renowned for his iconic RWB wide-body kit modifications on classic Porsche models, he’s also respected in Japan’s car tuner scene, racing and drifting his custom Toyota AE86.

Rauh-Welt Begriff (RWB) is the least Japanese-sounding name ... which is always a good place to start when designing a Rauh-Welt Begriff body kit. So far, at least as far as we know, the Japanese ...

The signature wide fenders on the Porsche were handcrafted by Nakai, as it is with every RWB car built. The body kit is all cut by hand and built without renderings or predetermined plans.

Or RWB to give it its shorter moniker. They’re the crazy Porsches with outlandishly wide-body kits and the kind of wings that make you avoid low bridges. Because of these crazy visuals ...

Akira Nakai of Rauh-Welt Begriff (RWB) is arguably the most famous Porsche ... and has a bunch of other upgrades in addition to its widened body and cartoonishly large double-stacked wing.

And now, one of the slickest examples of the classic sports car we’ve seen of late—a RWB-backdated 911 Carrera ... paint scheme and subtly modified body, this particular Carrera is ideally ...

In fact, the Hong Kong ReinART Design Porsche performance shop prepped the minty fresh Porsche for four long months before Nakai-san flew in to give it the finishing wide body RWB touch.

That price is just for an RWB body kit that comes with front and rear bumpers, front and rear fenders, side rocker panels, and a wing. What those prices don't include is the actual Porsche itself.