1990 wide body kit
you want a widebody kit for $400 the body work will cost $2000 decent wheels and then you have to offset them will be another $1500. Seriously if your asking for a widebody for $400 you better just get it out of your head now and body kits look stupid anyway.
i did not know that body kits cost that much but i have found some regular ones for 400 maybe they need some drilling sanding and primering , but i am pretty sure i can put them on i am mechanically inclined was just wondering if anyone has ever seen a wide body kit for an accord. if they might have pics
Haha honestly you are on the wrong website to be asking about this kind of stuff. You get what you pay for. A $400 widebody kit will be junk and will fit like junk. Not doubting you are mechanically adept but have you ever done this kind of body work. A widebody kit will need to be molded on your car to look right. Trust me they dont just need a couple holes drilled and some bolts. You looking at spending a cpl g's just to get started the proper way. I have a Widebody Eclipse done the correct way and I can honestly say I have 100's of hrs into it
i did not know that body kits cost that much but i have found some regular ones for 400 maybe they need some drilling sanding and primering , but i am pretty sure i can put them on i am mechanically inclined was just wondering if anyone has ever seen a wide body kit for an accord. if they might have pics
Bonus points for stepping up to CF.
But you ain't going to find a widebody kit for a 19 year old car that wasn't sporty to begin with, for cheap.
Don't forget that you'll kill the car's stock scrub radius with the low or negative offset wheels needed to fill out the wells with a widebody kit. Expect high speed instability and tramlining as a result. Part of the price of trying to drive a show car.
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