Anyone got pics of this body kit installed?
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Wassup gang, I'm looking for pics of this bodykit from RK Sport installed on a F-Body. I know the Sprewell Heritage SS had it and it looked sweet! Anyway, if you got pics, please post em!
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mines molded but thats the kit i have. fitment is really good. willispeed
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mines molded but thats the kit i have. fitment is really good. willispeed
How did they fill your nose emblem? Is it shrinking? I'm interested in doing that as well, just need to find a good method of doing so....
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I dont have any pictures but I had that kit on my old Camaro and I wouldnt get it. It looks ok but I think the SS's look better with out body kits and just lowered.
I dont have any pictures but I had that kit on my old Camaro and I wouldnt get it. It looks ok but I think the SS's look better with out body kits and just lowered.
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THANKS,one of my best friends is a awesome bodyman,i kinda of let him use my car as a rolling bisness card.if done right and not rushed it can turn out perfect.all my bobywork has been done about a year and has not cracked, warped or anything. he actually took the sticky tape off the back of the kit so it would fit tighter,than used a stuff called dura-mix to hold it together.he pop riveted it in several places for extra strenth than smoothed everything together with fiberglass mat and resign.once that was hard he perfected it,sanding,filler and the rest. than to the paint booth.as for the nose emblem some good sanding prep work and filler does the trick,only thing is you have to becarful to keep the bodylines.ONLY use high quality products, TAKE your time.and use a GOOD bodyman.bodywork is not somthing to rush or halfass.this car doesnt see rain or a lot of miles but i have run it a couple times and it does see highspeed and use. so far no cracks or imperfections.ive seen this kit not molded and it still fits tight. vizage also makes a good kit.i plan on useing there side skirts soon.i love smoothness. subtle,clean yet noticable change.
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Thanks for the advice Willis, I have 2 of the best body & fender guys in Hawaii ready to go to work on my SS when I am. You got me one step closer!