Widebody TL?
Widebody TL?
Now the TL is pretty wide, but anyone ever considered a widebody TL, you know, flaring the fenders more? If you've ever been on A-CL and A-TSX, this has been done on those cars, not sure if anyone did a widebody 2nd gen TL, but a 3rd gen would definetly look interesting, not to mention open up the possibility for wider wheels (and deeper dish).
Originally Posted by cTLgo
Now the TL is pretty wide, but anyone ever considered a widebody TL, you know, flaring the fenders more? If you've ever been on A-CL and A-TSX, this has been done on those cars, not sure if anyone did a widebody 2nd gen TL, but a 3rd gen would definetly look interesting, not to mention open up the possibility for wider wheels (and deeper dish).
you got it, definetly very similar to the Concept A-Spec TL, if you wanted the flush look, it would have to be molded, which can have its issues, but it wouldn't look bad if the lines were there... I'll try to find pics to show what i mean
Hmm...perhaps RonJon can work something out. I do like the way they look, however unless I can see some aftermarket kits without the huge gaps...I won't buy it. The TL deserves better (these kits pictured have pretty good fitment, in comparison to what I've seen though).
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Originally Posted by xristos
cTLgo,
I really like the rims on that TSX, who makes them?
Are they the same one's on the CL?
I really like the rims on that TSX, who makes them?
Are they the same one's on the CL?
Are those even real widebodys? I think those are just fender flares and bodykits. True widebodys have alot more alterations to the body, the entire quarter-panel sticks out, not just right above the wheel. . . I think. . .
If you want a custom widebody kit, I know a guy that can get it done for you but the only thing is that he would need your car for 2 weeks. Then again, you're in Chicago area so kinda hard to drive down to Dallas.
Originally Posted by mio
TL doesn't have any bodykit beside the OEM...
I dunno how long we should wait for those wide kits... 2years? 3 years?
Just expect a normal body kit first... T_T
I dunno how long we should wait for those wide kits... 2years? 3 years?
Just expect a normal body kit first... T_T
Originally Posted by xristos
cTLgo,
I really like the rims on that TSX, who makes them?
Are they the same one's on the CL?
I really like the rims on that TSX, who makes them?
Are they the same one's on the CL?
Originally Posted by sparkz
Those are iForged wheels http://www.iforge.com
Originally Posted by PoochaKannInc
You mean like the Concept TL's fenders? I would love to see that in execution. Anything more "wild" than that, might detract from its natural lines.
I didn't see any difference on my TL and Concept TL's fenders. I have 2 pics of Concept TL but I can't insert image.
Those look over done on the tsx and the cl. can anyone show some good comparison pics?? I like how audi did the widebody on the a4's, some of the pics you see in http://www.iforged.com/showroom/album01 look pretty damn slick! and the cl in http://www.iforged.com/showroom/album10 here looks smooth
Originally Posted by A-TLvic882
I didn't see any difference on my TL and Concept TL's fenders. I have 2 pics of Concept TL but I can't insert image. 

There were 2 concepts, the TL concept and the TL A-spec concept.... he was referring to the A-spec concept but said TL Concept
Originally Posted by cTLgo
There were 2 concepts, the TL concept and the TL A-spec concept.... he was referring to the A-spec concept but said TL Concept
Yup, those wide fenders to fit fatter meat on the rear tires for more......uhhhh.....hmmmmmm......
Ricers. Why do u THINK people get fender flares? Why does the Porsche 911 Turbo have a wider body than the standard Carerra? It is to fit fatter wheels to apply that power to the rear.
Funny thing is, if u watch stock car racing, those 8 second Civics have fender flares in the front with huge tires and tiny tires in the back. Functional yes, since they must apply all that power to the front wheels. But it looks so.............
Ricers. Why do u THINK people get fender flares? Why does the Porsche 911 Turbo have a wider body than the standard Carerra? It is to fit fatter wheels to apply that power to the rear.
Funny thing is, if u watch stock car racing, those 8 second Civics have fender flares in the front with huge tires and tiny tires in the back. Functional yes, since they must apply all that power to the front wheels. But it looks so.............
I wish I could, but I can't possibly go without my car...my schedule is to hectic right now. But i would be willing to join in a some kind of group buy, if that'll increase our chances of getting the wide body kit created. I love the look of the wide body A4, a little jeolous, to be honest, I want a wide body
guys, its not that easy. to put on a widebody, you have to alter the fender underneath the flare, so wider tires and wheels can fit without rubbing on the original fenders. also lower offsets need to be used for the wheels, we're talking from a OEM 45mm offset to a 20mm offset or less. so, You need to find the flare kit, then permanantly adjust the oringal fender by trimming it, fabricate a new wheel well and finally buy some custom wheels that will run at least 4k. is it really worth it for some flares? thats why every flare job that looks good is always custom.














