2 DOOR 22B FULL BODYKIT
05 April 2011, 11:46 PM
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Has anyone bought the 22b kit? I'm about to respray my type-r and am seriously tempted to give it that little bit extra special look. Would love to see some pics of the finished article especially the rear!
06 April 2011, 09:46 AM
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Hi,
we have fitted loads, they are so good you cannot tell them from an original 22B, our/ABW version has the built in front grill unlike other 22B kits out there.
I guess you will eventually notice the doors not shut in this photo.
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Kev
06 April 2011, 10:03 AM
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06 April 2011, 10:21 AM
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Hmm that rear hasn't quite got the curves I'm after but the bodykit has both are fine looking though!
Just wondering how much work is required to get the fuel filler cap looking right?
When it comes to getting wheels what's the best option for size and offset? Are spacers required?
Would you mind pm me a price for fitted kit and full respray, not including interior but engine Bay and boot. I currently have engine and gearbox out plus can strip trims etc to keep price as low as possible.
Cheers!
both are fine looking though!Just wondering how much work is required to get the fuel filler cap looking right?
When it comes to getting wheels what's the best option for size and offset? Are spacers required?
Would you mind pm me a price for fitted kit and full respray, not including interior but engine Bay and boot. I currently have engine and gearbox out plus can strip trims etc to keep price as low as possible.
Cheers!
06 April 2011, 11:53 AM
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Hmm that rear hasn't quite got the curves I'm after but the bodykit has both are fine looking though!
Just wondering how much work is required to get the fuel filler cap looking right?
When it comes to getting wheels what's the best option for size and offset? Are spacers required?
Would you mind pm me a price for fitted kit and full respray, not including interior but engine Bay and boot. I currently have engine and gearbox out plus can strip trims etc to keep price as low as possible.
Cheers!
both are fine looking though!Just wondering how much work is required to get the fuel filler cap looking right?
When it comes to getting wheels what's the best option for size and offset? Are spacers required?
Would you mind pm me a price for fitted kit and full respray, not including interior but engine Bay and boot. I currently have engine and gearbox out plus can strip trims etc to keep price as low as possible.
Cheers!
filler caps are straight forward to make look right, so no worries there.
Pm reply to the other queries.
cheers
Kev
15 January 2013, 09:36 AM
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how do you fit the rear 1/4's on a 2 door type R as isnt it all 1 pannel that goes from the rear 1/4 right above the door sills to the front of the car? is it chopped up or the whole thing replaced?
Also do you do fibreglass doors too?
Also do you do fibreglass doors too?
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