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This post has been edited by nik: Mar 17, 2004 - 9:35 PM

kinda pointless not to

i would like to make them functional its just going to take some work the yellow celica with the supra side skirts didn't look to bad

they would look good if you could get it to work

It wouldn't be too important to have (with the car being FF) but it would look great.

The car being black i see no reason for making them functional as it should be difficult to see the difference. I say just paint the damn thing and put it on.

I love your wheel (well the design anyway)

I see you also got the z3 fenders from CyberBestbuy. Did you get the rear bumper aswell? Oh i wished i could get those as cheap as you get them in the US.

the car is blue >>

i think they'll look good if you can fit them on the car...

You got to look at it as functional for what?.... brake cooling Will it work ....yes
Your main problem is going to be the sheet metal. Is it 2 walled? Does it go through to the rear inner fender. I have seen plenty of accords with aerogear vents in their body. They look good, but where are they going to? The interior? What if it rains? what about a car wash? I like the custom stuff your doing, and I applaud you for doing different things. Use a heat gun, I dont know if a hair dryer is strong enough to warp the side skirt agains the car.

I think it would be rather pointless trying to cool off drums. >>

Just cut the hole in the side skirt, add some mesh grill and then put them on the car
Noone will ever know whether they are functional or not without looking real close >>

does the side skirt fit length wise without modification?

-madmods+Mar 19, 2004 - 10:43 PM

kuya1284 Posted on Mar 20, 2004 - 2:58 AM
I think it would be rather pointless trying to cool off drums. ( i dont know how to quote >> )


i know i need to switch to disc >>

I mainly want to do them because for right now no one else has them that i know of i could be wrong

>> the project starts this weekend if everything works out i'm going to try and fiber glass to tube part for the air dam to the back side of the fender well to make it functional

This post has been edited by nik: Mar 22, 2004 - 8:58 PM