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WOW, good job.
What about getting us a replica GM Tecnic front lip?
Seems like if anyone can do it ti'd be Gravana. <br>
wow really really cool
The door skins are really well thought out
Better then drift in my opinion
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Niiiiiice, what about the rear though? <br>
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what about sides for us 4dr owners ???
and whitecyav , the trd kit never had a rear bumper
looks good , jim
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[quote=97cavie24ls(JDM cav sedan™)]what about sides for us 4dr owners ???
and whitecyav , the trd kit never had a rear bumper
looks good , jim
At this point, our focus has been to stay as close to original as possible with the coupe-front & sides only. However, we are looking into packaging the various 4-dr sides (Drift,BMX, Etc.) as an option for the Sedan owners.
What are your thoughts on sides that would look good?
sevenonesixcavy wrote:street-line already has this out!
Really?
I'm sorry, we must all be blind. I certainly have not seen a kit from Streetline, other then some "spy pictures" or whatever you want to call them. I certainly have not seen the kit on anyone's cars.
Funny, I can try to order the kit from Streetline, but I don't think it's going to be delivered very soon. I think the above use of the word 'RELEASED' means it is available now from this company.
Thanks for playing, so sorry it didn't work out.
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actually i want the trd sides to go with the kit
my 97 2.4 LS sedan , actually has alot of toyota cavalier parts on it allready
the biggest thing with the sides some companies do not want to put anything on the doors , which screws us sedan guys out there
GD had my car for a month and the place doing their proto type stuff said they didnt have time to set up the sides (drift at that time) for the sedans so it was never done
if youd like i can send you some pics of both my sedans
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hmm its pretty nice looking, im surprised that it doesnt have a rear bumper, but still looks good overall
i wonder if the fitment of it is really as good as they claim? <br>
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What kind of prices are we looking at? <br>
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750 without carbon fiber and 850 with carbon fiber for the 3 pieces. <br>
not sure about the front, but i like the sides a lot <br>
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like many others... I've always liked that kit. Too bad I dont like waisting much money on cosmetics.
BTW the Import fighter sides would match up pretty good. Check my reg for pictures <br>
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Adam (StealthCavalier) wrote:not sure about the front, but i like the sides a lot
You can order the sides without the front...
That is ugly as hell. What's the obsession with putting big holes in the front of the bumpers?? Almost every body kit I see on the street today has a big gaping hole in it front. <br>
the big gaping hole is for those performance oriented so they have somewhere to put their intercooler
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Jonathan French (minitransam) wrote:That is ugly as hell. What's the obsession with putting big holes in the front of the bumpers?? Almost every body kit I see on the street today has a big gaping hole in it front.
Actually, this style of front end has been around in motorsports for a long time. This design improves airflow and cooling capacity to help increase performance.
ok any chance you'll make these for the 2000-02
Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee............with a cherry on top.
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and you say it couldn't be done.....
Sweet... How much for just the sides + shipping? <br>
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