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timelapse wrote:I wild up myself watching YouTube videos, and figure that I should build a rocket bunny styled kit for my car. Building it is no scene. I got 2 questions.
1.Is it legal? what does the law specify about these things
2.Would filler between the existing body(metal) and the fiberglass crack eventually?This would determine the type of edges I use if I am building it.
I think I can build it.What I want to know is if it illegal.Rovin wrote:^^^![]()
OP u do know d bodykit man right there on southern main road [Xtreme Body Kits 620-1979] u cud check him but if u want to try DIY jes for d experience is cool too ...
gastly369 wrote:Tiida?
sam1978 wrote:Max. I hear you have a wide body too. Just it’s not on your car.
Is already Honda.Men does call it rice by default.Rovin wrote:op u going after d basmati or jasmine look ? ...![]()
i feel most normal officers wont bother u but if they stop u in a roadblock with senior officers around or worst yet license officers on d scene well they gonna give u a hard time especially if u doing them overbroad wheel fenders or extra wide body kit ...
sam1978 wrote:No pappy, I’m sure you not fit as me. It in my DNA . If I lose weight , I’ll be bony.
timelapse wrote:I wild up myself watching YouTube videos, and figure that I should build a rocket bunny styled kit for my car. Building it is no scene. I got 2 questions.
1.Is it legal? what does the law specify about these things
2.Would filler between the existing body(metal) and the fiberglass crack eventually?This would determine the type of edges I use if I am building it.
That answers one question.MG Man wrote:timelapse wrote:I wild up myself watching YouTube videos, and figure that I should build a rocket bunny styled kit for my car. Building it is no scene. I got 2 questions.
1.Is it legal? what does the law specify about these things
2.Would filler between the existing body(metal) and the fiberglass crack eventually?This would determine the type of edges I use if I am building it.
you can use silicone between the body and kit to seal the join. Just remember you can't paint over the seam, as the paint will crack over time. Paint the kit separately and then attach to the car
16 cycles wrote:
for the floods
might have to add up demerit points though...
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