RussP

This is my friends version 4 with a french designed 22B arch kit on it... I'm not sure myself.... Wheels are 18" OZ's, AP Brakes, Blitz & Trust bits and pieces under the bonnet.








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Squizz

Wow...That's not half bad!!!

Are spacers used to increase the track to fill out the arches? (Hope not!).

So it looks good, but I think handling may suffer as a result.

The blending-in on the rear doors seems to have been done very well indeed.

DrEvil

Looks great!

But do they do a version for an STi Type R too?? And do the arches fit a standard STi bumper, as may be interested in just arches..

Or just let me know who does the kit...

Cheers, Alex

Gussie Cup

Is there a web site for the company that makes this kit?

I'm not normally a 'bodykit' fan, but this looks worthy of further investigation....

RussP

Its a complete kit - the front and rear bumpers are all part of it. Cost was something over £2000 for the complete kit. Add in the wheels (yes - they DO use spacers!) plus tyres, fitting the kit and paint.... well in excess of 5k!

I'll try to find out who supplies it - tho this one was fitted in Toulouse.

Russ

Andy Tang

iTrader: (3)

Is it my eyes/perspective of car, or is the front of the car wider than the rear???

Gussie Cup

5k?! Spacers?!

On second thoughts, maybe not!

Bajie

Nice
I do like bodykits when done properly!

When I was getting my 6-pots AP Racing wanted me to sign a disclaimer if I used spacers with the original wheels ...

Danny Fisher

Bajie, I've seen the way you drive. And I can understand them wanting that disclaimer signed.....

Dan

Bajie

I'm gonna get expert tuition at the next trackday ... and a wider garage

ptholt

Someone find a url for that kit, i want one !

althought the front does look wider than the rear which is a shame.

CraigH

Is it me or is the rear wheel about 4" into the rear arch??