FD3S: FEED TYPE II R Front Bumper & FEED Sides
01-08-07, 01:06 PM
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Under Tray for the Feed Front Bumper
Ken,
I received my Front Bumper and Canards. It looks Awesome. Great job. I was wondering if you guys made a under tray that would accomodate the Feed Front bumper, please let me know if you do.
Thanks
Aldo
I received my Front Bumper and Canards. It looks Awesome. Great job. I was wondering if you guys made a under tray that would accomodate the Feed Front bumper, please let me know if you do.
Thanks
Aldo
01-08-07, 03:46 PM
#102
Originally Posted by racerxrx7
Ken,
I received my Front Bumper and Canards. It looks Awesome. Great job. I was wondering if you guys made a under tray that would accomodate the Feed Front bumper, please let me know if you do.
Thanks
Aldo
I received my Front Bumper and Canards. It looks Awesome. Great job. I was wondering if you guys made a under tray that would accomodate the Feed Front bumper, please let me know if you do.
Thanks
Aldo
I will check to see if our existing undertray works.
01-24-07, 12:20 PM
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hey ken, i pm'd this question about the burnout kit and i need to ask you or anyone else on here who may know the answer. im getting 18x8 rims front with 255/35/18 tires and 18x9 rims rears with 285/30/18 tires, what would my offset be on this kit with the fenders so that it will be flush? any immediate help would be appreciated. oh, no big brake kit.
02-22-07, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by shineautoproject
We should be able to do it, but it will take a bit of time. I will let you guys know.
Did you guys go through with this?
Ill be needing to pick one up this weekend if so.
PS. I have feed fenders as well if that matters.
03-07-07, 05:22 PM
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Do not misinterpret me 'coz I'm possibly ordering . . . .
Just curious about the shipping cost for the
Side Skirts & Side Steps:
The side skirts look "bigger" and possibly heavier with extra pieces 'and more fragile . . .
The side steps look "smaller" flatter and possibly lighter and less fragile...
How is the shipping cost the same of $65?
"The side steps look like you can stick envelope stamps on it and ship it out with no issues for $10..."
..again, just a thought....
Thanks..
03-07-07, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by LAN
Do not misinterpret me 'coz I'm possibly ordering . . . .
Just curious about the shipping cost for the
Side Skirts & Side Steps:
The side skirts look "bigger" and possibly heavier with extra pieces 'and more fragile . . .
The side steps look "smaller" flatter and possibly lighter and less fragile...
How is the shipping cost the same of $65?
"The side steps look like you can stick envelope stamps on it and ship it out with no issues for $10..."
..again, just a thought....
Thanks..
You can't ship a pair of sideskirts for $10 if the cost of your box, packaging materials, and labor is already $20-25.
USPS does not take packages over 60" in length. That rules out these sides because they are 70" +. So stamps will not do.
We charge $50-65 depending on where you are located. We give CA customers a $50 shipping charge. The time it takes to cut the box to size
But $10 is not possible. It's easy to assume something is cheap and easy to do but when you add things up, it's usually not the case.
03-07-07, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by shineautoproject
You can't ship a pair of sideskirts for $10 if the cost of your box, packaging materials, and labor is already $20-25.
USPS does not take packages over 60" in length. That rules out these sides because they are 70" +. So stamps will not do.
We charge $50-65 depending on where you are located. We give CA customers a $50 shipping charge. The time it takes to cut the box to size
But $10 is not possible. It's easy to assume something is cheap and easy to do but when you add things up, it's usually not the case.
USPS does not take packages over 60" in length. That rules out these sides because they are 70" +. So stamps will not do.
We charge $50-65 depending on where you are located. We give CA customers a $50 shipping charge. The time it takes to cut the box to size
But $10 is not possible. It's easy to assume something is cheap and easy to do but when you add things up, it's usually not the case.
Yeh, I understand, . I didn't literally mean $10
But yeh, I got ya..
Thanks...
I'm still deciding between the two . . .
"steps/skirts.."
