tdodge345

So i found a pretty sweet deal, 93 sc300 with 70k on the motor and trans, JDM. price is pretty sweet and ive been talking to the guy and going to go check it out this weekend. even if i don't get this one there are a few more. but im just curious, i see a few builds on her that are just really clean and look more "grown up" and thats the look im going for/ widebody. im aiming to the more low and slow life style i guess. ive looked in to a few body kits but what ones seem to be the most user friendly and easy on the wallet and give the clean wide body look? what kinda coils are people liking the most? im leaning more to the xxr wheels. if anyone has in input or pictures that would be cool. here is the one im going to look at. and yes ive used the search but kinda like reading and seeing what no to do when it come to a body kit or what place to not by from ect, since ive never bought one. thanks in advance homefully i get this car, unless yall see anything fishy or would like the link to the page let me know.

gerrb

iTrader: (34)

There are a lot of body kits out there. Which one is the right one is all up to you. Looks are subjective. One kit that is appealing to me might not be to you.

I know you said wide body but among the best looking body kit for me is the Auto Couture look which Shine replicated. It may not be wide body but a lot of people like that kit.

I just want to remind you though about posting outside links of cars for sale ..it is not allowed . So please refrain from posting the link.

Good Luck !

lilSCsteve

iTrader: (71)

As Gerrb said the body kits are subjective, it's important you consider your budget. Prioritize what's important. If you do get the SC, I'd recommend going through the car and make sure it's straight on the maintenance side of the house before any looks? It starts with the heart of the car, and before you panic there's a few hiccups that are commonly associated with our SCs: bleeding LCD screen, burned out bulbs, and many more to start. Not impossible to fix, and there's tons of "how to" here. My 2 cents, I'd rather have my car look like a spotted leopard, and run like cheetah! Something to consider? Either way, keep us posted and good luck with your search.

steve