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1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454

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Redwood Rally Forge takes the 2006 Scion xB’s upright, city-box silhouette and stretches it into an alternate-universe WRC weapon—wide, tall, and built to survive long, fast gravel stages without losing the instant recognition that makes the xB such a cult platform. The track is pushed out hard (190mm front, 210mm rear) with trapezoidal flares that do more than cover tire: vertical lips kick debris away, and the concave crown guides dirty airflow into side cooling ducts behind the front wheels.
Under the matte forest green and sand-pearl dusting is a believable endurance rally package: long-travel suspension, real skid protection, and aero meant for stability in turbulent, dusty air rather than showroom drama. A composite hood with a proper ram-air feed and extraction vents manages underhood temps, while the roof scoop supports cabin air and systems cooling. Out back, the tall multi-element wing and functional diffuser vent work with the extended hatch to keep the brick planted when the road turns to marbles.
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2006 Scion xB
Front-mid 1.8L turbo inline-4 with twin-scroll turbo for broad stage torque
Engine set back ~90mm with custom front subframe for weight distribution and service access
Intercooler ducting fed by hood scoop with dedicated heat extraction via hood vents
Aux cooling circuit supported by sidepod ducting to radiator packs and drivetrain coolers
Flat undertray extension with paired angled dive planes to deflect dirt and stabilize front airflow
Multi-element carbon rally wing (1780mm span) on tall tubular pylons with dirt-shedding uprights
Rear diffuser with five vertical fins across 1200mm width for underbody control
Sidepod cooling duct inlets integrated into widened lower door panels
2006 Scion xB
Front: 18x9.5 Method Race Wheels with beadlock, tuned offset to control scrub radius
Rear: 18x10.5 Method Race Wheels with beadlock, matched to widened rear track
Tires: 335/80R18 gravel-spec knobby tread for sidewall compliance and bite on loose surfaces
Custom subframe and mount geometry to accommodate engine setback while maintaining driveline alignment
Widebody built around full bump and droop articulation; arch leading edges extended to keep tire centered through travel
Tubular bumper tied into chassis pick-up points with sacrificial skid structure
Segmented aluminum skid plates for quick stage service and impact isolation
Wing pylons reinforced at hatch structure with spreader plates to manage high-speed load
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1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454
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1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Sedan
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