Fronts that don't drag
03-13-15, 08:30 PM
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Fronts that don't drag
I need some body work advice. My SC needs paint pretty bad and it will need some body work to get it prepped for paint, which I intend on doing. The car sits at ~2.5 finger gap to the tires front and rear, sitting on 18s and coils. Anyone have any clue how much front bumper clearance a body kit would give with that stance? It's not a DD but at the same time I don't want to go too low.
I liked the Vertex and AC kits but I have a hard time justifying spending $2500+ on ground effects for a 1994 that would be lucky to sell for $5500. I've only ever done bondo/steel body work so maybe buying one of these cheap body kits would be good to time to learn fiberglass repair! Cause I'm sure they fit like a broken leg lol. The car is a NA-T with a nice FMIC, so it's begging for a more aggressive look up front. If anyone has some words of wisdom I'm open to ideas! Thanks
I liked the Vertex and AC kits but I have a hard time justifying spending $2500+ on ground effects for a 1994 that would be lucky to sell for $5500. I've only ever done bondo/steel body work so maybe buying one of these cheap body kits would be good to time to learn fiberglass repair! Cause I'm sure they fit like a broken leg lol. The car is a NA-T with a nice FMIC, so it's begging for a more aggressive look up front. If anyone has some words of wisdom I'm open to ideas! Thanks
03-14-15, 11:36 PM
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I need some body work advice. My SC needs paint pretty bad and it will need some body work to get it prepped for paint, which I intend on doing. The car sits at ~2.5 finger gap to the tires front and rear, sitting on 18s and coils. Anyone have any clue how much front bumper clearance a body kit would give with that stance? It's not a DD but at the same time I don't want to go too low.
I liked the Vertex and AC kits but I have a hard time justifying spending $2500+ on ground effects for a 1994 that would be lucky to sell for $5500. I've only ever done bondo/steel body work so maybe buying one of these cheap body kits would be good to time to learn fiberglass repair! Cause I'm sure they fit like a broken leg lol. The car is a NA-T with a nice FMIC, so it's begging for a more aggressive look up front. If anyone has some words of wisdom I'm open to ideas! Thanks
I liked the Vertex and AC kits but I have a hard time justifying spending $2500+ on ground effects for a 1994 that would be lucky to sell for $5500. I've only ever done bondo/steel body work so maybe buying one of these cheap body kits would be good to time to learn fiberglass repair! Cause I'm sure they fit like a broken leg lol. The car is a NA-T with a nice FMIC, so it's begging for a more aggressive look up front. If anyone has some words of wisdom I'm open to ideas! Thanks
03-15-15, 02:35 AM
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I had to get rid of the Shine Auto front because it was just to low. I eventually got myself a 97+ front. No regrets and nothing beats polyurethane. I know you would like something more aggressive... you can easily add a 2 inch lip to the 97+ from bumper.
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