Please help me to finish AIT wide body kit on my car.....
12-20-2006, 07:08 AM
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Please help me to finish AIT wide body kit on my car.....
HI every body. I had the AIT wide body kit installing now. I got some question whom can answer me.
On this wide body kit. Is necessary to cut the stock fanders(front & rear)? If I'm not going to cut the stock fanders,do you guys thnk I'm still able to fit the big wheels. However,What is the biggest wheel can fit on that body kit?
Is this wide body kit have to bondo or bolt on will be perfect?
On this wide body kit. Is necessary to cut the stock fanders(front & rear)? If I'm not going to cut the stock fanders,do you guys thnk I'm still able to fit the big wheels. However,What is the biggest wheel can fit on that body kit?
Is this wide body kit have to bondo or bolt on will be perfect?
12-20-2006, 08:35 AM
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ive read on here that the fenders need to be cut if you gonna put a big wheel and the offset to compensate for the whell wheel, because if you dont you will have a turning prob by not cutting
12-20-2006, 03:30 PM
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dude. he's a fobby. FOB
FRESH OFF THE BOAT
i don't think he can speak english... but mommy and daddy has some money.
i hope your not doing this yourself... take it to a shop. or you just waste a few thousand on the kit. the biggest wheel... you would have to find out yourself. cut the fenders.... and check around.
rule #1 to a widebody... CUSTOM WHEELS>
FRESH OFF THE BOAT
i don't think he can speak english... but mommy and daddy has some money.
i hope your not doing this yourself... take it to a shop. or you just waste a few thousand on the kit. the biggest wheel... you would have to find out yourself. cut the fenders.... and check around.
rule #1 to a widebody... CUSTOM WHEELS>
12-20-2006, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by chrischoi
dude. he's a fobby. FOB
FRESH OFF THE BOAT
i don't think he can speak english... but mommy and daddy has some money.
i hope your not doing this yourself... take it to a shop. or you just waste a few thousand on the kit. the biggest wheel... you would have to find out yourself. cut the fenders.... and check around.
rule #1 to a widebody... CUSTOM WHEELS>
FRESH OFF THE BOAT
i don't think he can speak english... but mommy and daddy has some money.
i hope your not doing this yourself... take it to a shop. or you just waste a few thousand on the kit. the biggest wheel... you would have to find out yourself. cut the fenders.... and check around.
rule #1 to a widebody... CUSTOM WHEELS>
12-20-2006, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by prpnum1
you guys are f'ed up man. just cuz hes chinese and doesnt speak chinese he work on his car? sad sad ppl :/
Originally Posted by prpnum1
you guys are f'ed up man. just cuz hes chinese and doesnt speak english all that well, hes not allowed to work on his car? sad sad ppl :/
Originally Posted by prpnum1
you guys are f'ed up man. just cuz hes chinese and doesnt speak english all that well, hes not allowed to work on his car? sad sad ppl :/
12-20-2006, 07:16 PM
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rule #1 to a widebody... CUSTOM WHEELS
I agree, dont put off the shelf wheels with off the shelf wheeloffsets.
Have some custom wheels made, or your car will look horrible with the wheels all tucked up in the fender.
Widebody kits are intended for running WIDE wheels, not something off the shelf, if you install a widebody kit and use stock offset wheels and they are not flush i will personally send you a "poser" t-shirt for free.
Wheels should never tuck on a widebody kit, that is civic nation crap......
To many people mod there cars the wrong way, halfway or with the right intent but little attention to the details. Why waste your money if your not going to do it right.........
I agree, dont put off the shelf wheels with off the shelf wheeloffsets.
Have some custom wheels made, or your car will look horrible with the wheels all tucked up in the fender.
Widebody kits are intended for running WIDE wheels, not something off the shelf, if you install a widebody kit and use stock offset wheels and they are not flush i will personally send you a "poser" t-shirt for free.
Wheels should never tuck on a widebody kit, that is civic nation crap......
To many people mod there cars the wrong way, halfway or with the right intent but little attention to the details. Why waste your money if your not going to do it right.........