oh yeah there's two! This one:
http://www.huckaba.com/jameson/sd/Images/47.jpg

http://mahjik.homestead.com/files/ho...2/MVC-019F.JPG

Ah, ok. It's RTS3GEN's car. That's (above) what it looks like right now! ;) New bumper and other things going on as well. He has new rims since that picture was taken. Once it's all done, I'm sure he'll post pictures of it. :)

Jesus man, how sweet will that car be when he gets done!

http://www.japanparts.com/Pic/pic024/003.JPGMazda Japan OEM
https://store2.yimg.com/I/rotorworks_1784_22260216RE AMEMIYA
Mazda OEM and RE AMEMIYA are damn near identical aren't they?

Almost but not quite. The RE skirts extend more outwards than Mazda OEM. You'll notice it from a farther distance.

Hehe that's why i said near identical :D Someone in the last page tried correcting me by saying the sideskirts i posted in the pic were Japan OEM when in fact they were RE-A . . . .

Biggest difference in the OEM and any aftermarket side skirt is its 2 piece, which means VERY cheap to ship vis shipping air or freight.

Erebuni makes a side skirt that looks identical to the Mazda OEM one's (as near as I can tell). I don't know what the fit of them is like, since Erebuni is kind of known for their body kits needing some modification to fit properly. They are made of fibreglass I believe. The model is Style 29

And yes they are two pieces.

http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/...6_122459AA.jpg

AUM---Your right, it does look almost identical. I think one of the biggest things that the best quality of the Original side skirts is that they are urethane.

Urethane is definitely hands down better than fibreglass. That’s one of the reasons, as well as the fit question of the erebuni, why I would choose the OEM skirts. The advantage that the erebuni have over OEM is price.

I think the Feed carbon fiber skirts would look sick! And if that is a carbon fiber wing on your car (can't tell from the pic) it would look even sicker!:D

pic of feed skirts

another pic

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