where can i get this hood spoiler made by fabulous?
its from the ride of the month, PM him and ask him where he got it. its the Fabulous hood spoiler from Japan. another person to ask would be Mybox . Sean maybe able to help.
and on an off note, that hood spoiler is sweet! It's expensive I believe (as in over $300 i though). It's an actual JDM piece, not some ebay crap. this is actual authentic, so i wouldnt laugh too hard. its a nice piece.
i just guess some people dont have the taste for good JDM parts.
scott
and on an off note, that hood spoiler is sweet! It's expensive I believe (as in over $300 i though). It's an actual JDM piece, not some ebay crap. this is actual authentic, so i wouldnt laugh too hard. its a nice piece.
i just guess some people dont have the taste for good JDM parts.
scott
Man, what some people will do to be different! I don't know... it looks, well, "plastic". The only way to make it presentable you would have to use a ton of bondo to blend that awful leading edge into the hood and fender.
Originally Posted by sexyscionlover
its from the ride of the month, PM him and ask him where he got it. its the Fabulous hood spoiler from Japan. another person to ask would be Mybox . Sean maybe able to help.
and on an off note, that hood spoiler is sweet! It's expensive I believe (as in over $300 i though). It's an actual JDM piece, not some ebay crap. this is actual authentic, so i wouldnt laugh too hard. its a nice piece.
i just guess some people dont have the taste for good JDM parts.
scott
and on an off note, that hood spoiler is sweet! It's expensive I believe (as in over $300 i though). It's an actual JDM piece, not some ebay crap. this is actual authentic, so i wouldnt laugh too hard. its a nice piece.
i just guess some people dont have the taste for good JDM parts.
scott
if thats a style someone is going with.
and most of the time, authentic JDM products better quality compared to reproduction material made in the US.
case in point, authentic Fabulous Body Kits compared to the knock off ones. Real stuff fits better
and most of the time, authentic JDM products better quality compared to reproduction material made in the US.
case in point, authentic Fabulous Body Kits compared to the knock off ones. Real stuff fits better
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If you dont like it keep your mouths shut...like someone said before he asked where you can get it, not your opinion on it
That car has took first place at a lot of shows in the tri state area...keep up the good work super
That car has took first place at a lot of shows in the tri state area...keep up the good work super
Originally Posted by Simplyscion
If you dont like it keep your mouths shut...like someone said before he asked where you can get it, not your opinion on it
That car has took first place at a lot of shows in the tri state area...keep up the good work super

That car has took first place at a lot of shows in the tri state area...keep up the good work super
you can try bbist or quadoptix they were the ones selling at the time i bought mine...
they will need some work to fit as tight as mine does...(all body kits need fitting, this is no exception)

here is a pice of when i was fitting it...
when i got it there was a 1/4 inch gap on the sides...it looked like a flock or seagulls hairdo.
if you look at the edge of the hood peice...there is a line. thats the original bottom of it...
thats the gap i fixed.
it fit flush in the center between the washer nozzles. then rose at the edges...
and yes the washer nozzles still hit the windshield where they should.
Originally Posted by UBOW
Man, what some people will do to be different! I don't know... it looks, well, "plastic". The only way to make it presentable you would have to use a ton of bondo to blend that awful leading edge into the hood and fender.
i left the edge to mimic the look of the lip kit.
they do compliment each other.
I had the same problem with mine. It is still sitting in the garage. Can you explain a little more what you did to bring the sides down? Did you cut, flex, or build up?

here is a pice of when i was fitting it...
when i got it there was a 1/4 inch gap on the sides...it looked like a flock or seagulls hairdo.
if you look at the edge of the hood peice...there is a line. thats the original bottom of it...
thats the gap i fixed.
it fit flush in the center between the washer nozzles. then rose at the edges...
and yes the washer nozzles still hit the windshield where they should.
Originally Posted by dgHotLava

here is a pice of when i was fitting it...
when i got it there was a 1/4 inch gap on the sides...it looked like a flock or seagulls hairdo.
if you look at the edge of the hood peice...there is a line. thats the original bottom of it...
thats the gap i fixed.
it fit flush in the center between the washer nozzles. then rose at the edges...
and yes the washer nozzles still hit the windshield where they should.
first i sanded down the areas that were hitting. i hoped to make this as low profile as i could...
i soon sanded right into the fiberglass...now its time to build up.
as you can see i taped off the hood. i mixed a lot of bondo.
i layed the bondo on the tape, put the wing in the bondo to make a perfectly molded bottom.
when i did this, i did not mix enough bondo and needed to do this 5-6 times...
each time mixing, applying, drying, sanding...
i figured out after i was done i did it wrong...
i should have applied the bondo on the wing, then put it down to get the mold of the hood...should have been done in 2-3 times...
this building up caused the side parts to be too short. i had to build them up...
i happened to be lucky enough and had a spare hood. i took mine to the basement and ran a CF hood for two days...
i got rid of the CF hood because it did not go well with the painted hood spoiler...
i soon sanded right into the fiberglass...now its time to build up.
as you can see i taped off the hood. i mixed a lot of bondo.
i layed the bondo on the tape, put the wing in the bondo to make a perfectly molded bottom.
when i did this, i did not mix enough bondo and needed to do this 5-6 times...
each time mixing, applying, drying, sanding...
i figured out after i was done i did it wrong...
i should have applied the bondo on the wing, then put it down to get the mold of the hood...should have been done in 2-3 times...
this building up caused the side parts to be too short. i had to build them up...
i happened to be lucky enough and had a spare hood. i took mine to the basement and ran a CF hood for two days...
i got rid of the CF hood because it did not go well with the painted hood spoiler...
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