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FD3S: FEED Mania Discussion Thread. Lots of pics! Join the fun :)

Alright guys. We have threads for various FEED replica aero parts all over the forum and I can sense that things are getting a bit confusing. Now that we offer pretty much a complete FEED style aero package, I would like to discuss all the details in ONE thread. However, I will still link information to old threads because they do discuss the whole process of getting the parts from Japan, what we did to them, and most importantly, include lots of pictures and feedback from customers' who are sporting the Shine version.

Old Links (References) :

FEED Type II R Front Aero Bumper

https://www.rx7club.com/shineautoproject-161/fd3s-feed-type-ii-r-front-bumper-feed-sides-571409/

FEED Front & Rear Aero Fenders

https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-center-69/fd3s-feed-type-front-rear-fenders-584238/

FEED Sidesteps

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=571409

https://www.rx7club.com/shineautoproject-161/group-buy-carbon-fiber-feed-style-hood-sides-rear-diffuser-dont-miss-out-620969/

https://www.rx7club.com/shineautoproject-161/carbon-fiber-parts-group-buy-part-2-various-goodies-656065/

FEED Hood

https://www.rx7club.com/shineautoproject-161/fd3s-feed-hood-pics-570048/

Prices:

FEED Type II R Front Aero Bumper $550

This is made from our special Hybrid FRP material (flexible fiberglass)
This is not the exact same style as the FEED Type II bumper. The bottom portion is designed a bit different

FEED Front & Rear Aero Fenders $500 per pair ( $1000 for both front & rear pairs)

These fenders are FRP (fiberglass).
Front fenders replace OEM fenders. They will work with any after-market or oem bumper that would work with OEM fenders
Rear fenders go over stock quarter panels. Cutting or pulling of rear quarter panel will most likely be required to fit wider wheel/tire setups
Front fenders are listed at 25 mm wider than stock
Rear fenders are listed at 20mm wider than stock

FEED Sidesteps FRP $250 ; CFRP (carbon) $340

Regarding carbon version, you can choose between Twill Weave or Plain Weave
Probably the easiest sideskirts to install. Installed with self-tapping screws drilled to the underbody of the car

FEED Hood FRP $500 ; CFRP $750

Hood looks very similar to stock with two wide vents along the rear. Used widely among Japanese FEED fanatics.

Here are special prices till the end of November 2008 !

Type II R front bumper (Feed replica) $475

FRP sides $200 Carbon Sides $300 (Feed replica)

Front Fenders 25mm wide $450

Rear Fenders 25mm wide $350

CF canard for front bumper $150 ( set of 4 pieces)

Pm me for shipping prices.

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2...ageaspxwd4.jpg

This is for those of you who love to run the RE-Amemiya rear diffuser with FEED sides.

Those of you seeking something more subtle might want to look into this..

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4...nado006ty0.jpg
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/3888/kando004rk1.jpg

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/9...pwheelsnm2.jpg

Instead of going all out and hacking/cutting the rear quarter of my car, I would like to see if I can pull/flare it out for clearance before installing the FEED rear fenders. I'll keep you guys updated.

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6...02flarezu0.jpg

:bowdown: :bowdown:FEED = DA TRUTH

Nice collection of pics Ken :) Once I get the car running and everything fitted I'll post pics of mine.

Any chance of some fitting guides for us bodywork newbies? Quite happy to give anything a go. Front bumper is fine but other than the 2 bolts holding the front fender underneath the car I'm not sure where else to attach the side steps to? Also for the RE-A diffuser.

I'm on the hunt for for all feeds structural parts and auto exe's bracement packages. As well as a feed/sonic/afflux downpipe.

Quote:

Originally Posted by shineautoproject (Post 7073410)

Instead of going all out and hacking/cutting the rear quarter of my car, I would like to see if I can pull/flare it out for clearance before installing the FEED rear fenders. I'll keep you guys updated.

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6...02flarezu0.jpg

Ken,

I have seen pictures of that above car and it is by far one of the best looking FD's I've seen... well at least it was:(

Anyway, I really want to add a few FEED parts to the front end of my CYM but could never bear to hack up the rear 1/4 panel no matter how good that rear piece looks. I love what the guy with the above car did to that rear fender and would LOVE to see some more pics or talk to the guy who owned the car and see if he has any close ups...

Please keep us updated on what you find out about the rear flare. I love how it looks just like that, but if you could flare it enough to run the Feed rear flare with all the clearance, that would be ideal.

Also, could you point me in the direction of the owner of the above car? I really want to get his wheel and tire sizing info on those VS-XX's... I'd eventually like the space out my Work Meisters to similar offsets.

Thanks!
Charlie

Any body shop can do this for you

I love the collection of photos. I'll be savings those photos too haha!

That blue one second to last is very nice!

Quick update on mine, shiny painted bumper :)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulsolecki/

Hey guys nice cars they all look great!

To bad that one is TOTALED what did they do wreck it on a test drive? that torcher seeing a rx-7 look like that.

Did the white FD up there with clear combo lights put the Feed light covers over the combos opposed to using the feed insides?

hey ken, or anyone who knows for that matter. what is the little subtle CF piece used on the rear bumper called, and where do you find these