Body kit suggestion
09-08-2003, 07:58 PM
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Body kit suggestion
i have a 95 civic ex coupe and i got hit in the rear. now i need to fix it and i wanna get a nice and clean body kit, what do you guys reccomend for a nice clean look and not too pricey. im considering either buddy club 2 or some combo with r33 front and buddy sides and back. any websites with good body kits would be appreciated.
09-08-2003, 08:29 PM
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Re: Body kit suggestion (jdmvic)
i like the buddy club 2 
some links to bodykit pics
http://www.racinx.com
http://www.henshinauto.com
http://www.aerotrends.com
good luck
some links to bodykit pics
http://www.racinx.com
http://www.henshinauto.com
http://www.aerotrends.com
good luck
09-08-2003, 08:47 PM
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Re: (jdmvic)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmvic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea thats another option, the back bumper would cost me 40. but then i got another 2700 to spend on i dont know what.</TD></TR></TABLE>
ur name is jdm so keep it that way.. i tend to notice the younger age group tend to rice their car out.. i did this also, what a waste of money.. buy a oem bumper spend the rest on cf hood or a eg HATCH.. and ditch the coupe.. motor upgrade 
ur name is jdm so keep it that way.. i tend to notice the younger age group tend to rice their car out.. i did this also, what a waste of money.. buy a oem bumper spend the rest on cf hood or a eg HATCH.. and ditch the coupe.. motor upgrade
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09-08-2003, 09:15 PM
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Here's a fair warning from someone who used to sell body kits:
FIBERGLASS IS A NO NO!!!!
Unless it's from the actual makers of the body kit.. ( Bomex, Cwest is some tight "JDM" shiet there.), do not buy it. Even Ground DEsigns if you want a Black Widow kit. Just DO NOT BUY KNOCK OFFS! In the end it's NOT worth the pain in the ***. I sold body kits for a year n'a half and it's nothing but trouble. Fiberglass cracks easy, slamming your car plus Fglass = Horrible combo.
At least invest in a urethane front and sides man. Other than that you'd spend less money on a knock off Mugen Lip and some Decent sides and a back lip. Then put the money into a paint job.
Not telling you to be like every single other person on these boards, and really if you look at it, no matter what body kit you get someone else has it. Just make the wise decision with so much money.
I wish I would have now that I look back at my fiberglass days.. Switching full body kits every two months. BLAH.
Just words of experience.
FIBERGLASS IS A NO NO!!!!
Unless it's from the actual makers of the body kit.. ( Bomex, Cwest is some tight "JDM" shiet there.), do not buy it. Even Ground DEsigns if you want a Black Widow kit. Just DO NOT BUY KNOCK OFFS! In the end it's NOT worth the pain in the ***. I sold body kits for a year n'a half and it's nothing but trouble. Fiberglass cracks easy, slamming your car plus Fglass = Horrible combo.
At least invest in a urethane front and sides man. Other than that you'd spend less money on a knock off Mugen Lip and some Decent sides and a back lip. Then put the money into a paint job.
Not telling you to be like every single other person on these boards, and really if you look at it, no matter what body kit you get someone else has it. Just make the wise decision with so much money.
I wish I would have now that I look back at my fiberglass days.. Switching full body kits every two months. BLAH.
Just words of experience.
09-08-2003, 09:42 PM
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Re: (Dream)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dream »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here's a fair warning from someone who used to sell body kits:
FIBERGLASS IS A NO NO!!!!
Unless it's from the actual makers of the body kit.. ( Bomex, Cwest is some tight "JDM" shiet there.), do not buy it. Even Ground DEsigns if you want a Black Widow kit. Just DO NOT BUY KNOCK OFFS! In the end it's NOT worth the pain in the ***. I sold body kits for a year n'a half and it's nothing but trouble. Fiberglass cracks easy, slamming your car plus Fglass = Horrible combo.
At least invest in a urethane front and sides man. Other than that you'd spend less money on a knock off Mugen Lip and some Decent sides and a back lip. Then put the money into a paint job.
Not telling you to be like every single other person on these boards, and really if you look at it, no matter what body kit you get someone else has it. Just make the wise decision with so much money.
I wish I would have now that I look back at my fiberglass days.. Switching full body kits every two months. BLAH.
Just words of experience.</TD></TR></TABLE>
FIBERGLASS IS A NO NO!!!!
Unless it's from the actual makers of the body kit.. ( Bomex, Cwest is some tight "JDM" shiet there.), do not buy it. Even Ground DEsigns if you want a Black Widow kit. Just DO NOT BUY KNOCK OFFS! In the end it's NOT worth the pain in the ***. I sold body kits for a year n'a half and it's nothing but trouble. Fiberglass cracks easy, slamming your car plus Fglass = Horrible combo.
At least invest in a urethane front and sides man. Other than that you'd spend less money on a knock off Mugen Lip and some Decent sides and a back lip. Then put the money into a paint job.
Not telling you to be like every single other person on these boards, and really if you look at it, no matter what body kit you get someone else has it. Just make the wise decision with so much money.
I wish I would have now that I look back at my fiberglass days.. Switching full body kits every two months. BLAH.
Just words of experience.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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