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The Night Splicer transforms the iconic 1996 Toyota Chaser JZX100 into a stealthy UK motorway sleeper, blending subtle widebody aesthetics with precision-engineered aerodynamics. Its smoothly flared arches and understated aero components maintain a factory-like presence while optimizing high-speed stability and reducing radar signature. Under satin deep charcoal gray paint, the build’s aggressive stance and low-profile aero elements speak to a purposeful balance between stealth and performance.
Powering The Night Splicer is a heavily tuned 2JZ inline-six with a large single turbo, supported by water-methanol injection and a low-mounted intercooler for consistent cooling during extended high-speed runs. Reinforced rear suspension and widened track widths enhance grip and composure, delivering a refined yet sinister driving experience optimized for long stretches of UK motorway at top speed.
Blueprint
The Whitepaper Room
Inspect drawing ↗Open blueprint study →Collectible Poster
Collector's Edition
Inspect poster ↗Technical dossier
Fictional engineering concept
Platform
1996 Toyota Chaser JZX100
Powertrain concept
Heavily tuned 2JZ-GTE inline-six with large single turbocharger
Water-methanol injection system for consistent charge cooling
Large front-mounted intercooler positioned low for efficient airflow
Reinforced drivetrain components to handle elevated boost levels
Aero package
Front bumper with integrated airflow channels and 85mm extended splitter
Horizontal side canards blending into front bumper corners
Twin recessed hood vents (200mm x 75mm) for heat extraction
Discreet rear diffuser extending 150mm behind axle with hidden central exhaust
Chassis & stance
1996 Toyota Chaser JZX100
Wheels & tires
19x9.5-inch Enkei Racing wheels in matte black finish
275/35ZR19 low rolling resistance tires optimized for sustained high-speed grip
Fabrication notes
Custom widened rear suspension geometry to accommodate increased track width
Seamless body panel integration to minimize radar and visual detection
Flush-mounted hood vents designed to reduce aerodynamic disruption
Strategic use of satin and gloss finishes to create subtle two-tone effect
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