so yah,i remember seeing the light blue tc with the buddyclub 2 molded...squeeky clean.there has to be cons to this method.i would like to hear...read..

 

I think it looks good, but Imagine if you need to take something off?

I got an alignment at the dealer and they couldnt get the car on the lift with the front bumper of my kit on. I had to take it off. What would I have done if it was molded? I would have had to take off the front bumper, quarter panel and all in one shot. Not possible.
What if you get in a small fender bender? Now not only do you have to paint the front bumper but its going to crack where it was molded. What if you want to go turbo and put in a front mount intercooler?
You cant replace your tail lights without dropping the rear bumper. You cant install an intake without dropping your front bumper.
So yeah it can be a hassle.

 

yah,definately..you pretty much out weighed it..lol i decided..NO MOLDING.

 

Yea i agree 100%. No Molding.

 

It does look clean as can be tho. Just to many downsides to it.

 

Bad Idea!! unless its a show car.
My last car was an acura integra and I had the body kit molded on. All the things mentioned above are absolutely true. Also my car was lowered so if you go over a speed bump and you scrape, you will not just be scratching the paint on the body kit, you can also break the molding.
Its just to much of a hassle for a daily driven car.

 

Thats why you only mold in body-kits if its just a Showcar Only!...Not a daily driver!...

 

One of the guys here is D&S has his molded and it cracked at one of the molds. Does look cool, but like everyone else has said to many downsides to it..

 

my car is NOOOOOO show car lol. yah this idea of mine is shot down for sure.especially in az theres so much damn road debris,its rediculous!i it would be a dumb and expensive choice for my daily driver..oh well,ill leave my past desires at the car shows.