What do you think of this RCF with side skirts!
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Is this your car, or something you're thinking of doing? What year RCF do ya have (sorry, can't see signatures on cell) , what size wheels, and is yours stock height now?
Unless this is yours and you're seeking forum opinion after the fact?
(Not being a ****, just curious)![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
EDIT- Disregard. Figured it out = Vendor.
Unless this is yours and you're seeking forum opinion after the fact?
(Not being a ****, just curious)
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EDIT- Disregard. Figured it out = Vendor.
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Looks ok I guess, not sure i'd do it to my car! Especially, considering the price, though I don't know how much it is but i'd be willing to bet it's in the $500-$600 range am I close?
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Is this your car, or something you're thinking of doing? What year RCF do ya have (sorry, can't see signatures on cell) , what size wheels, and is yours stock height now?
Unless this is yours and you're seeking forum opinion after the fact?
(Not being a ****, just curious)
EDIT- Disregard. Figured it out = Vendor.
Unless this is yours and you're seeking forum opinion after the fact?
(Not being a ****, just curious)
EDIT- Disregard. Figured it out = Vendor.
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GunnyFitz (05-22-18)
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I know nothing about the process of designing aftermarket automotive parts or the labor or r&d costs involved.
With that said, most "kits" that look good to me and are worth the shells are usually the ones that flow with the existing body of the vehicle.... as if the car was made that way: the closer to it the better.
With that said, most "kits" that look good to me and are worth the shells are usually the ones that flow with the existing body of the vehicle.... as if the car was made that way: the closer to it the better.
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To me I've seen them look better on other cars, on this car i'm not that crazy about the wheels or the side carbon fiber & this car looks much lower in the rear than in the front! jmo
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