Sneek peak.....
Well here is a start of things to come. Im debating molding the rear and side skirts on. I will be shaving the high beam openings and doing out with them. Just cuz i know you guys love pictures
. BTW origin kit only has decent fitment, lots of work involved... Shade tree mechanic turns shade tree body man


. BTW origin kit only has decent fitment, lots of work involved... Shade tree mechanic turns shade tree body man
Molding the skirts and rear is a bad idea unless the car is going to be a trailer queen. It's infinitely easier to replace them if they get banged up if you don't mold them. I also don't like the idea of shaving the high beams as I think they both give the car it's own style and they look good as well.
I do like the kit though, so I can't wait to see it all painted.
-Mark
I do like the kit though, so I can't wait to see it all painted.
-Mark
Well with the fitment ive already cracked it alot. I need to add resin and there is gaps between the skirt a the door sill that are like 1/4". Im thinking at this point it will be smoother and easier if i just mold. Ill probably crack it but i can always re-fiberglass.... Im kinda stuck on which way i should go with it. The high beams just have to go, they **** me off i couldnt even get them to fit right with the stock bumper... I have a hid kit so freaking bright now i dont need high's and I do like the look of them gone.
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Usually they do not fit and a lot of sanding has to be done to make them fit. would be a real bugger to paint it then have to cut it up to make fit!







