Just bought this body kit from AAS.Com
So you like cars which look stock, but are quick? So you are doing the opposite by making it look fast, but really slow? I would have saved for the turbo set first, then worry about that crap.
Oh yea, stock bumpers + lip > body kit always.
Ever hear of a flame suit? You should invest in one. lol
Oh yea, stock bumpers + lip > body kit always.
Ever hear of a flame suit? You should invest in one. lol
I do like sleepers but this is gonna be my daily driver so i'd rather keep her slow and shinny.
thanks man. most definately.
it's just good to be around honda ppl. and i say this in a good way, honda ppl think differently than other car owners.. Chevy, Nissan, Ford etc..
So i ask the opinion to get what ppl think I know what I want and no ones opinion will change mine, but it's good to know what other honda owners think..and honestly it's a relief that most of you guys are avoiding kits like this.. it just proves theres more to a car than slapping a body kit on it.. I just happen to like this style.. lol.
So i ask the opinion to get what ppl think I know what I want and no ones opinion will change mine, but it's good to know what other honda owners think..and honestly it's a relief that most of you guys are avoiding kits like this.. it just proves theres more to a car than slapping a body kit on it.. I just happen to like this style.. lol.
it was a 97 with whatever that popular fast and furious body was. i got it in a trade, and then traded it for my crx. crx is ROUGH, but im slowly dericing it and bringing it back to glory. whats under the hood of your (im assuming its a coupe) ej?
Oh, and I wouldn't recommend molding the kit for the off chance that something would happen to the kit, especially a fiberglass kit. Besides, if the bumper digs into the ground and it's molded, it's going to crack the fiberglass where it's molded to the fender. To be honest (from experience), you're probably going to run into fitment issues at the corners: under the front headlights (the bumper will be bending around the corners and will "fold" up a little under the headlights) and most likely at the rear corners (the bumper will probably be pushed out a little where it wraps around the curve beside the taillights). That's just from my experience, and I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem if you know what you're doing as far as auto body. When I had a kit, I was 16 and had no clue about body work.
lol yeah i've seen that happen but this car is mainly used for work and back my daily driver and it's 90% highway. The body kit bumpers are actually pretty close to where the stock ones are.. what i mean is I thought they would be lower than the OEM but not by much. Thanks for the Feed tho man it helps getting tips from those who've been through it before..
lol yeah i've seen that happen but this car is mainly used for work and back my daily driver and it's 90% highway. The body kit bumpers are actually pretty close to where the stock ones are.. what i mean is I thought they would be lower than the OEM but not by much. Thanks for the Feed tho man it helps getting tips from those who've been through it before..


