Wide Body Kit!
03-01-03, 01:48 PM
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Wide Body Kit!
Wide body kits for all 79-85 1st gen FB Mazda Rx7s. 5pc kit, includes front skirt/airdam, 2 bolt on front fenders and 2 rear wide body quarter panels. Constructed of fiberglass coated in a 26492 sanding gel coat(scuff and spray for paint). 44150 tooling resin used, industry best for strength and flexibilty. No distortion, unaffected by extreme heat or cold, flexible, WILL NOT CRACK on car. Bolt on fenders use ALL factory mounting points(no drilling required), provisions made in rear quarter for factory filler neck and door. Introductory price is $1000.00US SHIPPING AND TAXES INCLUDED. We are consuming the shipping costs and tax on the 1st few kits, this price will be changing shortly. We will ground ship the kit to your door. All components are BRAND
NEW, each panel is tested for fittment prior to shipping to assure perfect fit everytime. payment via paypal id farmz1@hotmail.com or call with credit card info. For any questions or concerns feel free to call us at 519-940-9225 or email at rx7stuff@hotmail.com, cheers.
See the link for beautiful pictures
http://ca.photos.yahoo.com/bc/farmz1...+79-85&.view=t
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NEW, each panel is tested for fittment prior to shipping to assure perfect fit everytime. payment via paypal id farmz1@hotmail.com or call with credit card info. For any questions or concerns feel free to call us at 519-940-9225 or email at rx7stuff@hotmail.com, cheers.
See the link for beautiful pictures
http://ca.photos.yahoo.com/bc/farmz1...+79-85&.view=t
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03-02-03, 04:58 AM
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What type of wheels would fit this one??
I run 16x9 at the rear on my Mariah Mode 1 ... this looks like it need 16x12!
I think that the front will also need very wide wheels... It's goin to be very hard to stear!
Maybe for a racecar but not for street use..
// magnus
I run 16x9 at the rear on my Mariah Mode 1 ... this looks like it need 16x12!
I think that the front will also need very wide wheels... It's goin to be very hard to stear!
Maybe for a racecar but not for street use..
// magnus
03-02-03, 10:17 AM
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Here's Luis's Widebody. His is Mixed and Matched.
He Hase a Mode 1 Front, and a GTO style Rear. The Back is EXTRMEMELY Wide.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=158814
He Hase a Mode 1 Front, and a GTO style Rear. The Back is EXTRMEMELY Wide.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=158814
03-02-03, 12:11 PM
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The pictures may be a little deceiving, the kit is not as wide as the mode one. The rear flare is only 5 the mode one is 5.5 inches, we are working on a hub adapter as we speak that will allow you run a 5 bolt wheel and help take up the space. I could possibly arrange for just rear fenders for those that are interested. As for the fittment, the rear quarters when placed on line up directly beneath the the triangle rear window, the angle is such that molding is an absolute breeze, the front most part of the rear fender wraps around just inside the door sil, we have a few customers that have just adhered the kit in place and painted, no molding and you can not tell without super close inspection. Hope this helped.
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03-02-03, 12:16 PM
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The pictures may be a little deceiving, the kit is not as wide as the mode one. The rear flare is only 5 the mode one is 5.5 inches, we are working on a hub adapter as we speak that will allow you run a 5 bolt wheel and help take up the space. I could possibly arrange for just rear fenders for those that are interested. As for the fittment, the rear quarters when placed on line up directly beneath the the triangle rear window, the angle is such that molding is an absolute breeze, the front most part of the rear fender wraps around just inside the door sil, we have a few customers that have just adhered the kit in place and painted, no molding and you can not tell without super close inspection. Hope this helped.
Guru
The pictures may be a little deceiving, the kit is not as wide as the mode one. The rear flare is only 5 the mode one is 5.5 inches, we are working on a hub adapter as we speak that will allow you run a 5 bolt wheel and help take up the space. I could possibly arrange for just rear fenders for those that are interested. As for the fittment, the rear quarters when placed on line up directly beneath the the triangle rear window, the angle is such that molding is an absolute breeze, the front most part of the rear fender wraps around just inside the door sil, we have a few customers that have just adhered the kit in place and painted, no molding and you can not tell without super close inspection. Hope this helped.
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Anyways, its nice to see someone else offering some competition
03-02-03, 05:45 PM
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Originally posted by MIKE-P-28
Inside the door seal? Now that doesnt make too much sense.
Inside the door seal? Now that doesnt make too much sense.
03-02-03, 06:52 PM
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Sterling, you gotta lay off the pipe for a bit. That's some funny **** in there though.
About widebody's, I dislike most of them because they leave the stock door which IMO looks goofy. I've seen a few kits that have a really wide side skirt to tie the front and rear sections in. Is there anything out there to fix the doors, like a cap or something, if there was I think I'd be more interested.
About widebody's, I dislike most of them because they leave the stock door which IMO looks goofy. I've seen a few kits that have a really wide side skirt to tie the front and rear sections in. Is there anything out there to fix the doors, like a cap or something, if there was I think I'd be more interested.
03-02-03, 06:56 PM
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Sterling, you gotta lay off the pipe for a bit. That's some funny **** in there though.
About widebody's, I dislike most of them because they leave the stock door which IMO looks goofy. I've seen a few kits that have a really wide side skirt to tie the front and rear sections in. Is there anything out there to fix the doors, like a cap or something, if there was I think I'd be more interested.
Sterling, you gotta lay off the pipe for a bit. That's some funny **** in there though.
About widebody's, I dislike most of them because they leave the stock door which IMO looks goofy. I've seen a few kits that have a really wide side skirt to tie the front and rear sections in. Is there anything out there to fix the doors, like a cap or something, if there was I think I'd be more interested.
03-03-03, 09:41 AM
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Originally posted by MIKE-P-28
I know what a SA, FB etc etc is LOL
I know what a SA, FB etc etc is LOL
I agree, the picture would look better if they were chronologically correct, but it's still cool the way it is...
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