Best widebody kit for blobeye
23 February 2006, 12:56 AM
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Best widebody kit for blobeye
Just thought id post this,
Looks SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than the horrid chargespeed widebody kit, still well "2fast 2furious" for me but on the whole i think its been well done.
Couldnt drive it down your local highsteet but cool if you live in the states
Looks SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than the horrid chargespeed widebody kit, still well "2fast 2furious" for me but on the whole i think its been well done.
Couldnt drive it down your local highsteet but cool if you live in the states
23 February 2006, 10:01 AM
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i think id definitltly change the spoiler but even the stickers set it off,
Im normally throwing up at the sight of silly bodykits and lots of stickers but to me this looks so good because it just emphasize's the whole shape of the car, i think its stunning
Im normally throwing up at the sight of silly bodykits and lots of stickers but to me this looks so good because it just emphasize's the whole shape of the car, i think its stunning
23 February 2006, 10:06 AM
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Does look a lot better than the Chargespeed effort 
I have just fitted the Carbon Canards on my STi and have that splitter to go on as soon as I have time to take the bumper off
, pics to follow 
I have just fitted the Carbon Canards on my STi and have that splitter to go on as soon as I have time to take the bumper off
, pics to follow
23 February 2006, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by frayz
i think id definitltly change the spoiler but even the stickers set it off,
Im normally throwing up at the sight of silly bodykits and lots of stickers but to me this looks so good because it just emphasize's the whole shape of the car, i think its stunning
Im normally throwing up at the sight of silly bodykits and lots of stickers but to me this looks so good because it just emphasize's the whole shape of the car, i think its stunning
What's the score with the wheels? Presumably you'd need spacers or wider wheels and I'm guessing this would kill the dynamics.
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23 February 2006, 11:51 AM
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Frayz, i wonder where you got those pics form 
It does look rather awesome sitting there all noce and clean and poised. Looks like a Remote controlled car...
It does look rather awesome sitting there all noce and clean and poised. Looks like a Remote controlled car...
23 February 2006, 11:52 AM
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More pics of this amazing beast here...
Originally Posted by frayz
Just thought id post this,
Looks SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than the horrid chargespeed widebody kit, still well "2fast 2furious" for me but on the whole i think its been well done.
Couldnt drive it down your local highsteet but cool if you live in the states
Looks SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than the horrid chargespeed widebody kit, still well "2fast 2furious" for me but on the whole i think its been well done.
Couldnt drive it down your local highsteet but cool if you live in the states
23 February 2006, 12:02 PM
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i love everything except the front bumper which could have been better, but can you imagine a) the cost of the kit b) getting hold of one and c) the hours of labour required to get it to look anywhere near as good as that 
i love the colouur though
i love the colouur though
23 February 2006, 01:37 PM
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The APR kit is nice but I don't agree that it's necessarily better than the chargespeed, surely if your going for a wide arch kit then you want something that sticks out a mile 
Which the chargespeed certainly does
Enjoy!
Jim
Which the chargespeed certainly does
Enjoy!
Jim
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23 February 2006, 02:07 PM
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It dues, but it ruins all the lovely shapes that subaru designed the car we love so much.
The APR kit keeps to those lines and emphasizes the bulges perfectly.
The chargspeed kit is far too blocky IMO, and damm ugly at that!!
The APR kit keeps to those lines and emphasizes the bulges perfectly.
The chargspeed kit is far too blocky IMO, and damm ugly at that!!
23 February 2006, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
It dues, but it ruins all the lovely shapes that subaru designed the car we love so much.
The APR kit keeps to those lines and emphasizes the bulges perfectly.
The chargspeed kit is far too blocky IMO, and damm ugly at that!!
The APR kit keeps to those lines and emphasizes the bulges perfectly.
The chargspeed kit is far too blocky IMO, and damm ugly at that!!
If your going to put a kit on you might aswell go the whole hog and make something that really stands out.
It's like the flamer kit debate I spose, but then that one will never get resolved
23 February 2006, 02:57 PM
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personally I'd only put a wide *** in your face kit on my car if the car was actually fast in the first place.
I HATE seeing standard engined cars have huge bodykits put on them to make them look fast, and then when you see them on the road they perform like Novas. The car in the J tuner mag looks fast and obviousely is very very very very fast - a perfect combination. People will look at that car and say 'that looks mental' and then if they ever went out in it they'd be thinking 'this is mental.' However if it didn't have all the toys in it they'd get out thinking 'looks nice but is actually ****.'
I HATE seeing standard engined cars have huge bodykits put on them to make them look fast, and then when you see them on the road they perform like Novas. The car in the J tuner mag looks fast and obviousely is very very very very fast - a perfect combination. People will look at that car and say 'that looks mental' and then if they ever went out in it they'd be thinking 'this is mental.' However if it didn't have all the toys in it they'd get out thinking 'looks nice but is actually ****.'
23 February 2006, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Gangsta Smurf
personally I'd only put a wide *** in your face kit on my car if the car was actually fast in the first place.
I HATE seeing standard engined cars have huge bodykits put on them to make them look fast, and then when you see them on the road they perform like Novas. The car in the J tuner mag looks fast and obviousely is very very very very fast - a perfect combination. People will look at that car and say 'that looks mental' and then if they ever went out in it they'd be thinking 'this is mental.' However if it didn't have all the toys in it they'd get out thinking 'looks nice but is actually ****.'
I HATE seeing standard engined cars have huge bodykits put on them to make them look fast, and then when you see them on the road they perform like Novas. The car in the J tuner mag looks fast and obviousely is very very very very fast - a perfect combination. People will look at that car and say 'that looks mental' and then if they ever went out in it they'd be thinking 'this is mental.' However if it didn't have all the toys in it they'd get out thinking 'looks nice but is actually ****.'
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