im interested in seeing the pictures. I hope its not to ricey! - t
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No offense. To each his own , but A wide body front wheel drive car is ricey. It will look sweet but it has no function.Originally posted by TCrazy@Sep 10 2004, 07:27 PM
im interested in seeing the pictures. I hope its not to ricey! - t
Which is why I lost taste in bodykits. I've become "need it(bodykits) to sticking plain ol' stock" Plain is a beautiful thing.
Like my typical atire. Just a white shirt and some blue jeans, yeehaw!
Like my typical atire. Just a white shirt and some blue jeans, yeehaw!
Originally posted by J&J flinTc+Sep 10 2004, 10:29 PM-->QUOTE (J&J flinTc @ Sep 10 2004, 10:29 PM)<!--QuoteBegin-TCrazyNo offense. To each his own , but A wide body front wheel drive car is ricey. It will look sweet but it has no function. [/b]@Sep 10 2004, 07:27 PM
im interested in seeing the pictures. I hope its not to ricey! - t
imo a widebody kit will serve a function on a front wheel drive car or any car for that matter... and the purpose is to look nice. i didn't think a wide body kit had any other function than that.
care to enlighten me on what function a widebody kit would serve on a rear wheel drive car?
It would serve the same purpose on a RWD car, if you believe it serves that purpose at all...
A wide body kit on a RWD car woudl allow for the owner to Space the rear wheels out further or put wider wheels on the back, maybe 10" wide... making drifting and drag racing easier.
well, i dont see why you wouldn't be able to do that on a fwd car... having wider fenders will allow you to run wider wheels, resulting in a wider wheelbase and slightly better handling, no?
Usually on a wide body kid, the rear fenders is the biggest area, so it makes a nice transition from front to back from smaller to bigger.
Since the front wheels are at work on a FWD, you would need a larger space on the front than the rear, which would make it ugly. So widekits on FWD would be same as a RWD; big on the front, bigger on the back.
Course this is all guessing.
Since the front wheels are at work on a FWD, you would need a larger space on the front than the rear, which would make it ugly. So widekits on FWD would be same as a RWD; big on the front, bigger on the back.
Course this is all guessing.
yep it is all guessing.Originally posted by SilverX@Sep 12 2004, 11:58 AM
Usually on a wide body kid, the rear fenders is the biggest area, so it makes a nice transition from front to back from smaller to bigger.
Since the front wheels are at work on a FWD, you would need a larger space on the front than the rear, which would make it ugly. So widekits on FWD would be same as a RWD; big on the front, bigger on the back.
Course this is all guessing.
i have seen pictures of the kit on my car and i can tell you firsthand that the rear fenders are not wider than the front. all widebody kits are different, so for some that might be the case, but i don't think any manufacturer would ever put larger rear fenders on a fwd car... because that just makes no sense.
ive never heard of anyone running wider tires on the front on a fwd car... people usually run same width tires all the way around for fwd.
Wait untill you guys see the urethabe lip kit coming out, its 10x nicer than the OEM one and its cheaper. Fitment is perfect and its high grade urethane.Originally posted by SilverX@Sep 11 2004, 05:23 PM
Which is why I lost taste in bodykits. I've become "need it(bodykits) to sticking plain ol' stock" Plain is a beautiful thing.
Like my typical atire. Just a white shirt and some blue jeans, yeehaw!
are you talking about the one on www.tCtunerz.comOriginally posted by CustomTC+Sep 16 2004, 03:03 PM-->QUOTE (CustomTC @ Sep 16 2004, 03:03 PM)<!--QuoteBegin-SilverXWait untill you guys see the urethabe lip kit coming out, its 10x nicer than the OEM one and its cheaper. Fitment is perfect and its high grade urethane. [/b]@Sep 11 2004, 05:23 PM
Which is why I lost taste in bodykits. I've become "need it(bodykits) to sticking plain ol' stock" Plain is a beautiful thing.
Like my typical atire. Just a white shirt and some blue jeans, yeehaw!
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