silly ricers, wings are for pads.

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:barf:

The problem is that it looks like crap.

^^^^some ppl just shouldnt own a car. How could someone put these together and think they look even close to nice or attractive.

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I agree, that setup looks like complete sh1t, but I have seen the veilside 350z wide body in person on another car and it looked fantastic. The guy did it right, nice wheels & fatty tires with no crazy stuff.

So...how did that work? Did he use wide rims custom made with correct spacing, or did he do the ricer wheel-spacer junk? I am just not a fan of body-kits on any car unless we are talking a tasteful spoiler/lip/MINOR mod (like the duck-bill offered by some companies for the mustang GT's before they got one OEM, or maybe the Nismo or similar lip on the front of a 370, etc. etc.).

Usually all they do is increase drag, get scuffed on inclines/speed-bumps, and look like arse.

Proper offset wheels, the car was not slammed to the ground so he was able to drive it around if he wanted to. The Veilside kit is a full kit, front bumper/sides/rear/wing, so if prepared properly it flows very well.

There are two ways to do the kit, just bolt it on or actually blend it in, I have seen both and of course blending it in is cleaner but much higher price.

Even the car looks depressed with how bad it looks. I mean the headlights are half raised just giving it that, "shoot me please!" look to the car. :shakes head:

he'd light them bitches on fire and send them to hell

http://www.bodykitsource.com/blog/wp...z-widebody.jpg

I think the problem is the kit itself. It's ugly to say the least.


I kind of like the widebody RX-7 kit they have.

http://image.importtuner.com/f/98733...e_body_kit.jpg

woot!

http://www.burnoutradio.com/wp-conte..._bmw_ricer.jpg

http://img.worldcarfans.com/2008/5/m...528.019.1M.jpg

Woot indeed!

Wasn't the top rice-mobile a star in the movie "Cars", with that... umm... multilevel spoiler?

I don't even want to touch the second photo...