Can someone tell me what body kit this is?
01-09-18, 10:17 PM
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Can someone tell me what bodykit this is?
Car is beautiful, would like to do something similar on mine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn3D0hnB0bk
Car is beautiful, would like to do something similar on mine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn3D0hnB0bk
Thanks. Do you have any suggestions for something a bit more subdued?
What about Ron Dahm's old 20b car? Any ideas?
01-10-18, 08:33 AM
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01-10-18, 08:37 AM
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Definitely my least favorite hood, ruins the lines of the car IMO.
New OEM stock fenders are surprisingly inexpensive from Ray Crowe, shoot him an email from Crowe.Ray@aol.com
New OEM stock fenders are surprisingly inexpensive from Ray Crowe, shoot him an email from Crowe.Ray@aol.com
01-10-18, 09:03 AM
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Opinions on body kits are 100% in the eye of the beholder. Most people hate them, but bottom line - it's your car, do what you like 
There are a huge number of options and it really all depends on whether or not you want to keep the stock lines, or if you want to go race car or alternate exotic look. Post pics and I am sure someone here will be identify any kit (challenge?), but if you want some ideas let us know what you are aiming for. Mazda produced some really nice additions for the FD and as previously mentioned, some of the more subtle FEED parts can really enhance the stock lines.
Another factor to consider is what wheels you plan to run, as that will determine if you need to look at wide fenders or not.
Whatever you do, remember; a cheap kit will cost you when it comes to fitting and paint, there are no short cuts if you want a quality job.
There are a huge number of options and it really all depends on whether or not you want to keep the stock lines, or if you want to go race car or alternate exotic look. Post pics and I am sure someone here will be identify any kit (challenge?), but if you want some ideas let us know what you are aiming for. Mazda produced some really nice additions for the FD and as previously mentioned, some of the more subtle FEED parts can really enhance the stock lines.
Another factor to consider is what wheels you plan to run, as that will determine if you need to look at wide fenders or not.
Whatever you do, remember; a cheap kit will cost you when it comes to fitting and paint, there are no short cuts if you want a quality job.
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01-10-18, 11:37 AM
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- Hood - Scoot or replica by a bunch of manufacturers. My preference for that style hood is by ViS as it is less aggressive and flows better IMO (just see my sig)
- Front bumper - Feed or replica by Shine auto
- Front Fenders - Feed or replica by Shine auto
- Rear Fender - Burnout or replica by Shine auto
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