Yes or No?
08-13-09, 11:19 AM
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I had a Raceonusa kit on my car before I went 97+ with a lip. The front bumper is hell. Make sure you have a good bodyshop guy that will take the time to make it work because the craftsmanship on the bumper out of the box is pure crap.
The rears and sides fit pretty good. I know they advertise that its all flexible and what not, but the problem was really on the front bumper where "thinning" occurred in some areas; where you could almost poke through with a finger. Your body guy will have to repatch that.
My intentions aren't to start another "legit v. knock-off" thread. I just wanted to give you an idea about how it'll fit.
IF it can still save you a few bucks, I say get their side and rear and save up for the real front bumper.
The rears and sides fit pretty good. I know they advertise that its all flexible and what not, but the problem was really on the front bumper where "thinning" occurred in some areas; where you could almost poke through with a finger. Your body guy will have to repatch that.
My intentions aren't to start another "legit v. knock-off" thread. I just wanted to give you an idea about how it'll fit.
IF it can still save you a few bucks, I say get their side and rear and save up for the real front bumper.
08-13-09, 12:23 PM
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Overall, I'm not a fan. Those side skirts look like moldings of PVC pipes hanging down from the sides. I don't understand that big, bulky, thick nonsense. The front bumper is decent. I was with you on the big wing (as long as you have a good kit) but on this one my vote = No.
08-13-09, 12:54 PM
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I had a Raceonusa kit on my car before I went 97+ with a lip. The front bumper is hell. Make sure you have a good bodyshop guy that will take the time to make it work because the craftsmanship on the bumper out of the box is pure crap.
The rears and sides fit pretty good. I know they advertise that its all flexible and what not, but the problem was really on the front bumper where "thinning" occurred in some areas; where you could almost poke through with a finger. Your body guy will have to repatch that.
My intentions aren't to start another "legit v. knock-off" thread. I just wanted to give you an idea about how it'll fit.
IF it can still save you a few bucks, I say get their side and rear and save up for the real front bumper.
The rears and sides fit pretty good. I know they advertise that its all flexible and what not, but the problem was really on the front bumper where "thinning" occurred in some areas; where you could almost poke through with a finger. Your body guy will have to repatch that.
My intentions aren't to start another "legit v. knock-off" thread. I just wanted to give you an idea about how it'll fit.
IF it can still save you a few bucks, I say get their side and rear and save up for the real front bumper.
08-13-09, 05:27 PM
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08-13-09, 07:46 PM
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Matt... I think your car looks fine the way it is..
http://www.driftpa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1490
I found the same car on car domain.. I like the way it looks now..
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2418324
http://www.driftpa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1490
I found the same car on car domain.. I like the way it looks now..
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2418324
