If you’ve been looking to kit up your Proton Inspira, Gen-2 or Satria Neo with R3 gear, then this will definitely be of interest. Came across a Proton Motorsports promotion on R3 performance parts and styling accessories while browsing the Proton corporate website.
On the going list are a number of styling, handling and performance parts – among the items are R3 4-2-1 headers for the Neo CPS and CamPro as well as the Gen-2 CPS, a Neo R3 spring set and Neo CamPro, Gen-2 and Inspira bodykits. The promo runs until June 30, so plenty of time to peruse the stuff, if you’re so inclined.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments overall show a positive reaction from Proton enthusiasts about the R3 performance parts and styling kits promotion, highlighting interest in engine upgrades, bodykits, and lighter materials like carbon fiber hoods. Many appreciate Proton's efforts to produce more performance-oriented accessories, comparing them to global brands like Mugen and AMG. Some comments mention that these parts can improve driving experience and handling, especially with upgrades like springs and lightweight components. However, there are skeptical voices criticizing the value and quality of the accessories, questioning whether they truly enhance performance or are just cosmetic. Some off-topic comments and criticisms of Proton's design and reputation are present, but the majority acknowledge this campaign as a step forward for local car upgrades and support for Malaysian automotive industry.