Ok I'll try to keep this short and informative and let the pictures speak for themselves.

All out of scale of 1 to 10, i'd give this kit an overall rating of 8.5/9 . The kit looks great but the reason i didn't give it a 10 was because of fitment issues with the side skirts. It took some time to line them up and installed. But i cant really complain since the kit was partially sponsored. (*thanks to TC Sportline) The rear lip is applied over the existing bumper. (if you have questions just, pm) Over all im very pleased with the outcome. :lol:


btw - my xB is sitting on Eibachs

- Jack

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thats sick! 8) 8)
mad props!!!

what material does it made of? fiberglass? urathane?

wat kit is that again? btw it looks sick

The kit is made of fiberglass and is by TC Sportline

Sweet 8)

That kit looks really good, nice and clean how a kit should look!
Not big and bulky, very nice choice!

damn, everyone is getting this kit now. i got mine partially sponsored through www.aeronationusa.com the fitment was question able, but it does look good. i was going to post pics, but left my camera at the show this weekend.

damn, everyone is getting this kit now. i got mine partially sponsored through www.aeronationusa.com the fitment was question able, but it does look good. i was going to post pics, but left my camera at the show this weekend.

you'll still be the first lava to sport the kit. :lol:

I love the kit! Nothing too aggresive! :D :D :D

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v238/phaze23lbc/ca0fb6da.jpg

Here's the TC kit on my xB, a little different look from my Nish/red Genie kit. Yeah simple kit, nice and low. by the way the blue one is Mr. Crossfire's car. :)

kit looks great especially in white.

looks like ramapageSDs car now

hahaha..yup Elroy is the Og with that kit, I had to bite, cux I jacked up the RG kit on the freeway...Tim and Nish are working on the TRF kit right now so we'll see that one soon.

Good to see ya on the board Emerson, hope all is well.

looks good. I'm going to get one.








naw, I won't get one really, but that should help the next sponsership

We should get one big pix of our cars sporting the TC kit. :wink:

Is it just me or are there a bunch of waves in the rockers?

it looks real nice. all you need is to put some wheels on it

I don't want to say too much about this kit because I am in the same industry

I have seen Nilo's kit in person
Overall it look very nice

However, just some advice for you
By looking at the picture for the side skirt... you see those wavy look
It is caused by the screws you put on the kit

I would say remove the screw and use silicone instead because wavy = no good

Ill look into the silicon, thanks tim.

As mentioned b4, that is my only gripe. The fitment was OK for the sides.

-Jack

I would say remove the screw and use silicone instead because wavy = no good


agreed, under the door you can see it,

Ill look into the silicon, thanks tim.

As mentioned b4, that is my only gripe. The fitment was OK for the sides.

-Jack

maybe industrial double sided tape would work? i have noticed that if it is not screwed down then then door will rub it.

Ill look into the silicon, thanks tim.

As mentioned b4, that is my only gripe. The fitment was OK for the sides.

-Jack

maybe industrial double sided tape would work? i have noticed that if it is not screwed down then then door will rub it.


Thanks for the info about the alternatives and I will definitely look into them. I hear ya about the sides. Again having it perfect would be great, but honestly im not gonna really fuss over the sides. I'm happy with it and doesn't really bother me considering that it was sponsored including the painting. - Thanks

Reason I said silicone is because the industrial double stick tape are normally 1/8" thick or thicker. Apply that under the side skirt will increase the height of the side skirt... Chance for bottom of the door hitting against the side skirt is higher.

Silicone will have less thickness once dried, and since it was gel like form it react better with the uneven surface of inner fiberglass :D

BTW, I don't like to keep focus on the side not fit or doesn't look right...
But since it was part sponsored by TC Sportline, I think they should take care of this issue on your car (Free of cost). Reason is because your car = their product demostration...

Reason I said silicone is because the industrial double stick tape are normally 1/8" thick or thicker. Apply that under the side skirt will increase the height of the side skirt... Chance for bottom of the door hitting against the side skirt is higher.

Silicone will have less thickness once dried, and since it was gel like form it react better with the uneven surface of inner fiberglass :D

This is the reason i frequent this site . :D Thanks for the info guys!

Looks nice but I'm still holding out for Tim's new kit. I like it because its different and has some nice lines to complement the xB. I also like the fact that its not made of fiberglass but poly. But hey each to there own thats what modding a car is all about. Looksing good keep up the mod work I know I'm trying to

Reason I said silicone is because the industrial double stick tape are normally 1/8" thick or thicker. Apply that under the side skirt will increase the height of the side skirt... Chance for bottom of the door hitting against the side skirt is higher.

Silicone will have less thickness once dried, and since it was gel like form it react better with the uneven surface of inner fiberglass :D

BTW, I don't like to keep focus on the side not fit or doesn't look right...
But since it was part sponsored by TC Sportline, I think they should take care of this issue on your car (Free of cost). Reason is because your car = their product demostration...

how does the silicone come off? what if i decide to change kits, will it mark up the paint?

yeah the side and rear fitments are not the best, I'm actually going to Nish's tonight to see if we can tweak it out a bit...but I guess I can't really complain too much for the 24 hour turnaround time for paint and fitment for the car to make it out to the show last Sat. Thanks to Ryan(greenbean) of cabe performance.

And Tim thanks letting us take a peek at the new kit last night man, it's gonna be sick bro...I'm getting the first one right??... :)

Tim, quick questions in regards to your TRFUSA kit

Is it a lip kit or a full bumper and will it be poly or fiber?

And Tim thanks letting us take a peek at the new kit last night man, it's gonna be sick bro...I'm getting the first one right??... :)

Ah man, I thought I was going to be the first one to show off Tim's new kit! :cry:

And Tim thanks letting us take a peek at the new kit last night man, it's gonna be sick bro...I'm getting the first one right??... :)

Ah man, I thought I was going to be the first one to show off Tim's new kit! :cry:

Actually... The first kit will probably be put on Gary's Lava because we are using it for test fitting. Second kit will be on Besk One's (Brian) xB because he already PAID for the kit. Now you guys can fight for who is going to be the third one :lol:

There are industrial solvents for the silicon. It will remove the silicon without hurting your paint. Sometime the paint on the side skirt will crack when you try to remove (pull) the kit that was silicone on, but it is better than screw 4~6 screws on your car to hold your skirt right?

oh ok I see how it is now... :evil:
uh with all the exposure on the original kit and no love...
I guess it's time to switch over and start promoting another company...now where's the noblese kit at...see ya man..j/k :lol: :evil: :?

Tim, quick questions in regards to your TRFUSA kit

Is it a lip kit or a full bumper and will it be poly or fiber?

The new TRF kit is lip replacement which will replace your frontlip, side skirts, and rear lip just like the Red Genie kit.

It is not going to be fiberglass nor polyurethane :D
I will be using pliable fiber for this kit. It is the best of both world

Pros about polyurethan is that it is stronger, harder to break, and better fitment.
Cons about the polyurethan is that it is heavy, cannot be repaired once cracked or break, cost higher, and more work in preperation.

Pros about fiberglass is that it is lighter, cheaper, easy to be modified, and easier to repair if break.
Cons about fiber glass is that it is weaker, easy to break, mostof the time need minor modification to fit.

Now, the PFRP I will be using
Pros about PFRP is 3 times stronger than regular fiberglass, flexible like polyurethane, can easily modified, repaired, and painted. Light weight, and also cost less than polyurethane.

Cons about this material is that it is a little heavier than fiberglass, still weaker than polyurethane, and might still have that minor fitting problem like fiberglass. (this problem can be solved if I put enough time and work into my product) :D

any idea on how much it will cost 8)

All I can say is, its not going to hurt your wallet :D

The main question I have with this kit is will it be available painted? The only paintshop by me does good work, but sweet jesus, they overcharge. When I had to replace the hood on my VW (kids through a brick at it on Halloween), they charged me 500 bucks to have it painted.

The main question I have with this kit is will it be available painted? The only paintshop by me does good work, but sweet jesus, they overcharge. When I had to replace the hood on my VW (kids through a brick at it on Halloween), they charged me 500 bucks to have it painted.

I am not sure if you are refering to the TC kit or the TRF kit
If you are asking about the TRF kit, sorry I will not offer painted kit
However I do have few bodyshop that I work with that can paint the kit at reasonable price. You may also contact Gary @ Nish Design, he can paint the kit for you.

The main question I have with this kit is will it be available painted? The only paintshop by me does good work, but sweet jesus, they overcharge. When I had to replace the hood on my VW (kids through a brick at it on Halloween), they charged me 500 bucks to have it painted.

$500, thats for a new hood and painted right? My recommendations is to ask/shop around for a new body shop. Im sure there are peeps in this site that can give some recommendations. Good luck.

-Jack

The main question I have with this kit is will it be available painted? The only paintshop by me does good work, but sweet jesus, they overcharge. When I had to replace the hood on my VW (kids through a brick at it on Halloween), they charged me 500 bucks to have it painted.

$500, thats for a new hood and painted right? My recommendations is to ask/shop around for a new body shop. Im sure there are peeps in this site that can give some recommendations. Good luck.

-Jack
Nope. That was just for the prime/paint. The main reason why the price was so high was that it was a black car, and black, surprisingly, is a very difficult color to match, even when going by the paint code, since black always tends to be one color more than others, and being slightly off can cause a noticable difference. I know that they weren't trying to rip me off since it took my cousin 12 tries to match the black on his Scirocco. But sadly, here in Stamford it's either that place or Maaco 2 towns over.

*clearing throat*

kit here please....:)

Anyways, i recommend Gary @ Nish Designs or AutoWerks in El Monte for paint.