Feed or Cwest Front Bumper?
04-11-03, 09:44 PM
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Feed or Cwest Front Bumper?
Hey guys,
I was just wondering which one would you pick if you could take any of the two. I think both of them look really good, but I can't choose which one to get. help me out =) I like Cwest because it has the biggest opening for my 3 row FMIC, but the con is that everyone and their mama has it. I like the Feed one because its more rare to see, and it has a unique agressive look to it. The con is that I'm afraid it might look ricey. What do you guys think?
(btw if i do get the feed one, I would probably get the feed cf side skirts)
I was just wondering which one would you pick if you could take any of the two. I think both of them look really good, but I can't choose which one to get. help me out =) I like Cwest because it has the biggest opening for my 3 row FMIC, but the con is that everyone and their mama has it. I like the Feed one because its more rare to see, and it has a unique agressive look to it. The con is that I'm afraid it might look ricey. What do you guys think?
(btw if i do get the feed one, I would probably get the feed cf side skirts)
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04-12-03, 12:59 AM
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I used to like c-west too..then i noticed that a lot of fd owners had this kit..still nice and all...but i started looking at other kits and they became more appealing such as the odula and just a stock 99 spec front looks pretty decent kinda resembles the feed....also you need to specify the feed bumper..it could be the type 1 or 2
04-12-03, 02:37 AM
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yea i was talking about the feed type 2 one....with 99 spec turn lamps ones. Argh....its so hard making a decision, i guess im leaning towards the feed one because its more unique and rare.
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04-12-03, 11:52 PM
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Border Type IV - Almost as rare as the FEED, and super clean looking. One of my favorites.
The ings+1 front end is nice too, and they make it in a "Hybrid Aero", Which is a type of urethane blend, mkes the part flexible
A choice between the FEED N1 and the C-West though, I think I'd go with the FEED
The ings+1 front end is nice too, and they make it in a "Hybrid Aero", Which is a type of urethane blend, mkes the part flexible
A choice between the FEED N1 and the C-West though, I think I'd go with the FEED
04-13-03, 12:25 AM
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get the Feed type 2 R
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg
Ppl are starting to get the feed type 2 regular already it seems.
Could be my imaginarium
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg
Ppl are starting to get the feed type 2 regular already it seems.
Could be my imaginarium
04-13-03, 02:40 AM
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there is a company in japan (saw this in the latest option mag) which exports Cwest urathane bumpers to the us for 250 bucks sides are like 100-200 and the rear adn another 150-200.
I always did like http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg although they really do need the canards!!!
I always did like http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg although they really do need the canards!!!
04-13-03, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by grinn253
who has the ings bumper? and it is really made of some urethane blend?
who has the ings bumper? and it is really made of some urethane blend?
There is a pic of the flexibility they advertise.
I have brought over a few of these type of kits ( not for the fd) and have to admit the hybrid aero is cool stuff.
C-West is now offering some of their products, including the the FD N1 bumper, in what they call PFRP, which I assume is the same material/process.
04-13-03, 04:01 PM
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Originally posted by skunks
there is a company in japan (saw this in the latest option mag) which exports Cwest urathane bumpers to the us for 250 bucks sides are like 100-200 and the rear adn another 150-200.
I always did like http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg although they really do need the canards!!!
there is a company in japan (saw this in the latest option mag) which exports Cwest urathane bumpers to the us for 250 bucks sides are like 100-200 and the rear adn another 150-200.
I always did like http://www.rotaryextreme.com/feed/feed2rf2.jpg although they really do need the canards!!!
04-13-03, 04:34 PM
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BicuspiD, do you know the website address for the ings products? I quite like the stuff, but cant find it anywhere. Plus I would love something that other UK cars dont have.
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04-13-03, 04:34 PM
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what company??
what company??
04-14-03, 02:46 PM
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Originally posted by Fishy
BicuspiD, do you know the website address for the ings products? I quite like the stuff, but cant find it anywhere. Plus I would love something that other UK cars dont have.
Dan
BicuspiD, do you know the website address for the ings products? I quite like the stuff, but cant find it anywhere. Plus I would love something that other UK cars dont have.
Dan
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