Ive seen corksport they have the Wide Fenders, Ive seen Mariahsports.. is there anybody else that makes em..

 

Tri-point engineering makes the widest. Can fit a 17" rim with a 335 on it. Feed also makes some I think

 

pics?

 

 

I've been posting this up a lot lately

 

Ok Wankels-Revenge, I love it! Now, where do I find it??

 

holy crap! that looks SO awesome.

where do i sign up?

 

NICE! VERY NICE!!!!!!

 

Tri-Point Engineering *eh eh eh*

 

And sign over your soul. Or have thousands of dollars to throw around. What would the whole thing cost 5k+ maybe? The kit, shipping, fabrication, paint..... big $

 

Ya for sure...unless u know someone in the biz who can hook u up with the shipping. Or unless theres a group buy or something.

That kit is straight outta japan...but it will be mine one day
Not today though...

ask around though, u never know...it IS a nice kit i think.

 

I like the single exhaust bumper..... over the whole kit.

 

And don't forget the most important part "WHEELS & TIRES"

$2400 and this was cheap





That yellow car is a beauty

 

msport or the many no name companys that also make em.

pics belong to ranzo.

 

they have a widebody kit on ebay now for 600

 

yep this company sells them on ebay for 650. check it out, im going to get one.

 

if only i could actually afford the kit itself ... cause i work at a body shop and could paint and fabricate the whole car for the cost of paint and supplies which would only be 1 or 2 hundred... maybe ill keep the job long enough but i doubt it cause when i graduate im the hell out of there... untill then its invaluable resources

 

<------ and yes thats my beautiful conv there with the pimp paint job.... my job is kick ***!!

 

so is that the tri-point engineering full kit? like not just the widebody but the front bumper, rear bumper, side skirts, etc?

 

Thie $600 kit on e-bay is an exact replica of the Tri-Point kit. Carl Byck has it on his car and I have met the reproducer of it sevenstock the last two years. He has it on his turbo vert. Very nice. I think I paid over $2000 for mine from Tri-Point and that does not include installation. The replica was not available then for me unfortunately. Even at $600, it is still very expensive because of the labor to cut the rear quarter panel and bond the rear flares on 'properly' and then paint, wheels and tires, a 20b to smoke the 335's in the rear and all the suspension and...and.....

I can't say definatively if the flares are or not, but hat yellow cars' flares and front bumper look very much like the Tri-Point kit. However, the sideskirts, rear bumper cover and rear spoiler are definateley not from Tri-Point as they do not even offer them. Tri-Points rear spoiler is just a lip (Nascar style) that bonds on.

 

these are usless on a NA. And you would need a serious build t2 motor to turn 335's

 

Uhh, not true. Certainly I wouldn't want to do it to an na. Yes, your accel/braking would suffer as a result but you can 'pump up' an na somewhat to help overcome that, but never like a turbo (or 20b ) could. You would also be increasing unsprung weight and that is why wheel/tire and shock choice are very important, even more so the bigger you go.
Generally more tire means more grip through a turn which equates to faster corner speeds and lower lap times on a circuit or autocross.

 

Go custom
http://rx7cz.net/photos/workshop59/

 

ttt

 

Hey! That's the kit that Tri-Point originally copied. It's the way of the aero kit biz... **** get copied.