Racing Sport Concepts Debuts Pair of New C8 Corvette Body Kits

These C8 Corvette body kits offer quality carbon fiber parts that change up the look of the mid-engine machine.

C8 Corvette owners certainly have their fair share of aftermarket parts and accessories to choose from, which is no surprise given the fact that this has long been the case for America’s sports car. That includes body kits, as there are a plethora of ways to change up the look of the mid-engine sports car, ranging from mild to utterly insane. Now, those selections are expanding by a couple more, thanks to the debut of a pair of C8 Corvette body kits from Racing Sport Concepts.

RSC picked a unique way to show off these two new C8 Corvette body kits, revealing them in a video from Vossen Wheels that features two cars – one with the company’s GT body kit, and another with its ST offering. The carbon fiber kits are accentuated further by the fact that both Corvettes are equipped with Vossen wheels, too, for obvious reasons.

First up, we have an Elkhart Lake Blue C8 equipped with RSC’s GT body kit, which includes an aggressive front splitter, side skirts, and a ducktail spoiler. In addition to adding downforce, the GT kit looks unique thanks to the fact that it’s a bit smoother than most C8 body kits out there, with no crazy canards or sharp lines that have become all the rage these days, so it’s sure to appeal to those that want to change up their Corvette’s look without straying too far from OEM.

On the other hand, RSC’s ST body kit that adorns this Inozetek British Green Metallic C8 Corvette is on the opposite end of the spectrum, thanks to its more aggressive design. The front splitter, side skirts, and rear wing are much more in-your-face, though also a bit more OEM-like than some other kits out there. Either way you go, these new body kits are both made from high-quality, lightweight carbon fiber and feature quality fit and finish, which we can’t say for everything out there at the moment.

As for pricing, these new kits haven’t yet shown up on RSC’s web site, but they won’t be cheap, given their carbon fiber construction. Regardless, for those that don’t mind paying a bit more for quality, they seem like a solid choice.

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