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02-23-2004, 11:25 AM
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Re: kit molding
Originally posted by john32
how much would it cost to mold a oem kit with value front?
how much would it cost to mold a oem kit with value front?
Anyone else get this???
02-24-2004, 10:58 AM
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sorry for the confusion, what i meant to say was i want the value front and i want the rest to be that oem kit (side skirts, back) how much would it cost to get all of this molded to my car?
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Really the only piece that would get "molded" would be the rear. The Value front is an entirely new bumper, so no molding. The sides don't get molded. Just the rear. Call a body shop, or PM Songoku.
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Value front, side skirts from the OEM kit, and WW rear...I think that combo would look nice. But yeah, you'd only be able to mold the rear. Possibly the side skirts too, if you're willing to go "Dukes of Hazard"...lol.
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actually, you can mold the value front. you can mold it to where the fenders meet the bumper. you can alos mold the rear skirt to the bumper and the bumper to the rest of the car. that would look really clean but durability would be an issue.
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Originally posted by AcuraTLS03
actually, you can mold the value front. you can mold it to where the fenders meet the bumper. you can alos mold the rear skirt to the bumper and the bumper to the rest of the car. that would look really clean but durability would be an issue.
actually, you can mold the value front. you can mold it to where the fenders meet the bumper. you can alos mold the rear skirt to the bumper and the bumper to the rest of the car. that would look really clean but durability would be an issue.
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Originally posted by `ill*tl
Exactly...if your car happens to have all those pieces you just stated molded to our cars..and your car is also dropped. Expect it to bottom out..and when it does...say goodbye to all your hard earned money.
Exactly...if your car happens to have all those pieces you just stated molded to our cars..and your car is also dropped. Expect it to bottom out..and when it does...say goodbye to all your hard earned money.
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