let see the best widebody 2nd gen
12-22-07, 09:11 AM
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let see the best widebody 2nd gen
i want to put a widebody fenders on my 90 t2 but i only want to put it on the rear fenders i was thinking of a 20mm flare am not sure what companys make them just looking for so info and a few pics thanks
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12-23-07, 06:15 AM
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http://www.cris.com/~Asam/final.html The Tri-point fenders follow the stock lines, when viewed from the side, which is why I selected them.
http://www.cris.com/~Asam/20B.html for the beginning of the entire site, if you're interested.
12-23-07, 01:46 PM
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sorry, but that widebody on that car is just retarded. he doesnt have the wheels to fit it, it looks disgusting, and is a total waste of money.
i can understand if you used that as reference, but why not use other widebody companies that have the same "boxy" fc style overfenders? ie: origin
im probably running wider wheels than him (17x9 +0) and im still on stock body with a pull.
i can understand if you used that as reference, but why not use other widebody companies that have the same "boxy" fc style overfenders? ie: origin
im probably running wider wheels than him (17x9 +0) and im still on stock body with a pull.
+1 on that. See:
http://www.cris.com/~Asam/final.html The Tri-point fenders follow the stock lines, when viewed from the side, which is why I selected them.
http://www.cris.com/~Asam/20B.html for the beginning of the entire site, if you're interested.
http://www.cris.com/~Asam/final.html The Tri-point fenders follow the stock lines, when viewed from the side, which is why I selected them.
http://www.cris.com/~Asam/20B.html for the beginning of the entire site, if you're interested.
12-23-07, 04:39 PM
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sorry, but that widebody on that car is just retarded. he doesnt have the wheels to fit it, it looks disgusting, and is a total waste of money.
i can understand if you used that as reference, but why not use other widebody companies that have the same "boxy" fc style overfenders? ie: origin
im probably running wider wheels than him (17x9 +0) and im still on stock body with a pull.
i can understand if you used that as reference, but why not use other widebody companies that have the same "boxy" fc style overfenders? ie: origin
im probably running wider wheels than him (17x9 +0) and im still on stock body with a pull.
12-23-07, 11:26 PM
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am looking for a fender kit to make the back wider then the factor and to give it a wider rear rim as well
if any one is sell something like this just mail me a pic
if any one is sell something like this just mail me a pic
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FWIW, I have always thought the front wheels/tires looked a little small, but "Pretty is as pretty does", and they does pretty damn well.
If I go ahead and upgrade the engine with a BIG single turbo, I'll probably have to go to the larger wheels and tires, as well, to handle the expected 700+ hp.
12-31-07, 03:41 PM
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although simple they look hot and retain most of the stock look on the fc i was planning to buy these until i saw rx-heven's gb thread then i thought too small...but got to love them...
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