My New IS V8 Build
My New IS V8 Build
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Have you got side skirts to tie these together Asi ? As Lexusboy says, I think the look of these arches will be very sensitive to what other body kit you have on - it could look great or it could look out of place IMHO.
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ormi stav you got a pic with your number plate to the side?
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ormi stav you got a pic with your number plate to the side?
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sorry
' Nothing feels quick when your other car has a 1000bhp - JamieP
Quote:A Supra without a spoiler is like a Gypsy's dog without a Nob.
hmm I like the wider arches but imo they need to be blended or it just looks like some halfrauds stick ons
sorry
' Nothing feels quick when your other car has a 1000bhp - JamieP
Quote:A Supra without a spoiler is like a Gypsy's dog without a Nob.
looks nice stav.
well yeah you can blend them in but the problem is after a while the paint between the arch extension and wings will start cracking and then would need repainting.
if that was not the case would have got them blended in mate. i want wider wheels but not too keen on the arches the way they look without being blended in confuses me
cared: as long as there fixed to the body very well, then fill the gap with a good flexible filler then an overlay of fibreglass single layer(very thin) i'd think you'd be ok as i bet the Lexus doesn't flex/twist as much as the old minis? :biggrin:
Blended quite a few set of arch mouldings on in the past mate, (all mini's) and think i only ever had one set crack the paint, which was my own fault for jumping off a bridge
cared: as long as there fixed to the body very well, then fill the gap with a good flexible filler then an overlay of fibreglass single layer(very thin) i'd think you'd be ok as i bet the Lexus doesn't flex/twist as much as the old minis? :biggrin:
To add extra strength where the arch overlaps, the old metal arch underneath can be cut and feathered out to meet the underside of the new arch extension. This then has a layer of fibreglass to bond it all together.
If this is done properly, there should be no meovement between the two arches
Asi looks nice stav.
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Asi looks nice stav.
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