WaGoNiSt

Does anyone know how the Veilside kit look without the front bumber, just the stock one? Would it look odd?

D2-AUTOSPORT

It would look VERY odd, the pieces are very low and aggresive. It would look like your constantly doing a wheelie!!! LOL

bluelex

i think u would definately need a front 2 give it a more complete look...

JacobT

Don't do it. I will look very odd. It will look like you have put 500 lb stereo equipment in the trunk

bluelex

thats a good way of explaining it....

TTurboPimp

iTrader: (12)

Thats how I think it would look...

Blackened

Never see it, but I believe it will look very very odd... although you add tte on it, it still looks old (a lil bit better)...

V8_Aristo

I think you and everyone else would go....."hmmm, there's something missing"

WaGoNiSt

Yeah, not gonna do it, just a thought. It would look weird. Just kind of afraid of scraping on driveways. Sometimes I scrape with a stock front.

PHML

iTrader: (33)

Tom -

How low is your drop? Maybe its time to raise it a bit.

Pete

WaGoNiSt

Nah, the drop is fine, it's just those dang driveways and ramps around town that are too steep!

1niceride

Why not go with the veilside sides ,rear, and either a lsportline or rmm front? The polyurethane front will hold up to the scrapes or it should and it won't crack like fiberglass. I wouldn't let steep driveways from stop you from getting a kit.

WaGoNiSt

Yeah, that's what I'm leaning towards. Just gotta get the ok from the wife!

bluelex

the l-sport front might b better than the rmm cus it lifts up at the front...good luck

chaskim

WaGoNiSt
Hey if you are really worried about the front part of your kit look for RMMGS4 links and see that he made the ultimate driveway killer and his front kit is still perfect. But I think that a Poly front end would be better than a fiberglass one. I have a fiberglass front end on my Honda and it hasn't held up good over the years.

chaskim