Opinions Wanted: ST-Garage Aero Kit vs. Vertex Kit
01-27-10, 02:37 PM
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didn't you have a thread where you mentioned how mesh wheels don't flow as well with vertex? I would agree somewhat but I think my vs-xx on my vertex don't look bad at all. I'd say you can't go wrong with either one.
01-27-10, 03:09 PM
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the vertex kit is less busy with fewer creases and lines. i think it augments the 2is's lines quite well. the downside is, quite a few other 2is's in CL are also vertex-equipped, so it simply isn't AS original.
the st-garage aero kit is way too busy. too many creases, too many faux air inlets. aside from the latter, it's right up there with the wald and jp vizage kits, which unfortunately - and with all due respect to fans and owners of those kits - i simply do not have an affinity for. on the upside, it is something that isn't seen by most 2is owners, and certainly earns originality points.
i think either way you really can't go wrong. get the kit that best reflects what you're trying to accomplish.
the st-garage aero kit is way too busy. too many creases, too many faux air inlets. aside from the latter, it's right up there with the wald and jp vizage kits, which unfortunately - and with all due respect to fans and owners of those kits - i simply do not have an affinity for. on the upside, it is something that isn't seen by most 2is owners, and certainly earns originality points.
i think either way you really can't go wrong. get the kit that best reflects what you're trying to accomplish.
01-27-10, 04:29 PM
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the vertex kit is less busy with fewer creases and lines. i think it augments the 2is's lines quite well. the downside is, quite a few other 2is's in CL are also vertex-equipped, so it simply isn't AS original.
the st-garage aero kit is way too busy. too many creases, too many faux air inlets. aside from the latter, it's right up there with the wald and jp vizage kits, which unfortunately - and with all due respect to fans and owners of those kits - i simply do not have an affinity for. on the upside, it is something that isn't seen by most 2is owners, and certainly earns originality points.
i think either way you really can't go wrong. get the kit that best reflects what you're trying to accomplish.
the st-garage aero kit is way too busy. too many creases, too many faux air inlets. aside from the latter, it's right up there with the wald and jp vizage kits, which unfortunately - and with all due respect to fans and owners of those kits - i simply do not have an affinity for. on the upside, it is something that isn't seen by most 2is owners, and certainly earns originality points.
i think either way you really can't go wrong. get the kit that best reflects what you're trying to accomplish.
01-27-10, 05:29 PM
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Combo it (: Wald front and rear and ST garage on the sides. i dont know 100% if itll look good but the only part i dont like about the walds is the sides and the st garage does look bad. but other than that i like the vertex most (: who cares if others have it already, as long as you like it right?
01-27-10, 06:20 PM
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I think the ST-Garage kit looks best on dark cars. So in your case, I'd say ST-Garage ftw. If you've ever seen Orido's drift video on youtube he's got a black IS250 with the kit. Looks sexy. ST-Garage on a light colored car = FTL. I think Vertex looks too plain. Just my opinion though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISlMOj5DUF8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISlMOj5DUF8
