New To The Rx-7 Worl
12-22-2002, 10:11 AM
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well you guys so far have helped me out in decideing that im goin to work on my rx-7's looks insted of its power.....girls go for good looking cars anyway.....my question is i see all these rx-7's online and they have these body kits on them....the ground effects on the side;are they clip ons or additions..i ask this because its realy low to the ground already...and 2nd...would i be ok if i got just a new bumper..i was thinking the feed front lip; would i ned to change out the side effects to even out the look of my car?or would i be ok with the stock ground effects
12-22-2002, 11:00 AM
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If yours was a series 5(89-91)Then I would agree and just stick to the stock sides and rear,just add a aftermarket front.But yours is a series 4 so if you want to just add a lip but if you are looking in to a kit then get the hole thing.My fav for the FC has to be the GP motorsports million kit.Even tho I don't mind FX designs combat kit minus the stupid *** wing on it.They should have had a T2 wing on it.
FX designs kit.......
FX designs kit.......
12-22-2002, 12:08 PM
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I think it all depends on your style and the theme behind the car. and cash flow. take a look at the BMW M5, it has a stock front bumper that is lower to the ground then the rest of the car. It looks like a aftermarket front bumper.
12-22-2002, 12:47 PM
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12-22-2002, 02:19 PM
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My advice - Dont change your car in any way for the girls.
Second, if you want a nice looking car on a still in high school budget, grab a set of 89-91 TII/GTUs mesh style rims for about 250-300 and get that Feed replica lip from www.teamfc3s.org/forum in the for sale section.
The rims are only 17lbs and should be a nice handling upgrade even if you already have an 87-88 TII.
Second, if you want a nice looking car on a still in high school budget, grab a set of 89-91 TII/GTUs mesh style rims for about 250-300 and get that Feed replica lip from www.teamfc3s.org/forum in the for sale section.
The rims are only 17lbs and should be a nice handling upgrade even if you already have an 87-88 TII.
12-22-2002, 03:12 PM
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well yes one of the things ill be doing is upgradeing to some 17's and yes im looking at the ones you sugested..but mines convertable and an addition ill be makeing is a double looped crome roll bar to go behind the seats so in order to match ill need some crome wheels......*thinks*....