The First Widebody American Skyline 3.50gt and 350Z
#18
Yeah dude in Houston has had a yellow widebody Z for quite a whiles now.
http://www.team16niss.net/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=327
http://www.team16niss.net/modules.ph...iewtopic&t=327
#23
Originally Posted by beangrower
I think the G could've gone w/ a more aggressive offset set up. the z has the right idea however.
Originally Posted by G2FAST
I like the TS widebody, but for 10k!!! Thats FI.
Originally Posted by mrb
The extra weight will just slow the car down.
Last edited by TOPSECRET2001; 06-02-2005 at 07:05 PM.
#24
#27
Originally Posted by TOPSECRET2001
Why are you saying there is extra weight? The front, front fenders, sides, and rear are all replacement pieces that should weigh less, if not the same as the stock pieces.
Thats right! It totally slipped my mind that they were replacement bolt ons! It should be alot lighter... but it would need deeper and wider rims. Thats a good thing, and a bad thing at the same time.
Does anyone remember Cash Singh's wide body accord? I think thats his name, it was a LONG time ago! I remember that his wheels were so wide, they had to custom make a set of tires just to fit!
#29
#30
Originally Posted by TOPSECRET2001
The install is all bolt on except the rear fenders...something you could do yourself or something that would be fairly inexpensive for a shop to do. What kind of paint job costs $4,000+??
Trust me I've called, they paint the kit and paint part of the car so it all blends.