My LS1 SC with Extreme Dimensions widebody
02-14-13, 12:01 AM
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My LS1 SC with Extreme Dimensions widebody
This kit (although bashed by many) fits very well. This is a drift car so we just installed it quickly knowing the car would be getting abused during the upcoming drift season. This kit in the right hands (body shop) could fit PERFECT if you wanted it to without much effort.
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02-14-13, 08:38 AM
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Even the shine and ait kit need some work to fit properly . high beams don't line with the front...
If you can't afford the authentic and you are willing to pay someone to make it fit like a glove then there is nothing wrong with that.
Let's keep it clean guys , no personal attacks you don't like the thread hit the back botton!
If you can't afford the authentic and you are willing to pay someone to make it fit like a glove then there is nothing wrong with that.
Let's keep it clean guys , no personal attacks you don't like the thread hit the back botton!
02-14-13, 08:41 AM
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Even the shine and ait kit need some work to fit properly . high beams don't line with the front...
If you can't afford the authentic and you are willing to pay someone to make it fit like a glove then there is nothing wrong with that.
Let's keep it clean guys , no personal attacks you don't like the thread hit the back botton!
If you can't afford the authentic and you are willing to pay someone to make it fit like a glove then there is nothing wrong with that.
Let's keep it clean guys , no personal attacks you don't like the thread hit the back botton!