Any suggestion on a bodykit that goes right on the stock????
03-07-11, 11:56 AM
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Any suggestion on a bodykit that goes right on the stock????
I need help on a bodykits that goes right on the stock, the reason for this is because we have bad winter and potholes in Chicago after out winter, and if it gets messed up I still got my stock on.
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03-08-11, 01:17 PM
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I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
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i have the carson's lip and skirt that goes over the stock pieces, but ur not gonna be able to find the Carson's kit from where i here. luckily my car came with the pieces already intact
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It's just not worth it if you live and do your driving in an urban environment. In the suburbs this stuff is okay, though.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
03-08-11, 04:00 PM
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It's just not worth it if you live and do your driving in an urban environment. In the suburbs this stuff is okay, though.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
03-08-11, 05:32 PM
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It's just not worth it if you live and do your driving in an urban environment. In the suburbs this stuff is okay, though.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
I wouldn't trade the smooth ride and pure utility of being able to drive over everything in my path and hit the many potholes without breaking into a sweat until I can get out of the car and check that everything is still there for the look myself.
No problem