so what do you guys think...
I'am Reinventing the SLow Lane.....
I'am Reinventing the SLow Lane.....
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I'am Reinventing the SLow Lane.....
go to cyberbestbuy.com only though
i've gotten great comments by custom shops for the quality of those kits
i've gotten great comments by custom shops for the quality of those kits
Player youre the man bro youre answering all my polls lol
I'am Reinventing the SLow Lane.....
yup, i can't even name some one on here who doesnt have a knockoff vielside or Z kit.
All I have in this world is my Balls and my Word and I'm not breaking em for no one,- Tony MontanaTeam 6gc 2005
lol phew i thought i might have been the only one lol...i see these people spending mad money on there car i figured i was the only one
I'am Reinventing the SLow Lane.....
it's all the same thing. just a different name.
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-dstrb
former celica owner.
Well no, its not. Veilside is made of polyeurethane I believe, and fitment is good. Vis and everyone else uses fiberglass, very much cheaper. They also are making a copy of a copy and then another company is making a copy of a copy of a copy so the quality does decrease.
If your looking for a replica go with a company which makes the first copy, and not the 3rd.
If your looking for a replica go with a company which makes the first copy, and not the 3rd.
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i dont think that veilside is poly. remember that guy on the boards who got a veilside by mistake when he ordered a vis? it had veilside like embossed inside the bumper made or fiberglass. it was allllong time ago.
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yea veilside is fiberglass for the celi i'm pretty sure
yep veilside is fg, you only really get TRD and kaminari that use urethane generally as the production process as a lot harder.
that said the GRP used nowadays is a lot more flexible than the old style fg used to be, and a lot of the poor copies are fg.
the usual problems with fitment are were makers remove the piece from the mould to early and a bumper for instance can spread as it cures, so you end up having to nearly snap it to get it to fit into shape properly.
that said the GRP used nowadays is a lot more flexible than the old style fg used to be, and a lot of the poor copies are fg.
the usual problems with fitment are were makers remove the piece from the mould to early and a bumper for instance can spread as it cures, so you end up having to nearly snap it to get it to fit into shape properly.
according to veilside website they use sheet fiberglass that is then molded into right shape i guess using forms... they do mention something about computer generated measurements for perfect fit.... fits good and requires minor mods. Price-$$$$
according to vis they use 7 layers of fiber material which is made stronger with each level. However it is not as durable and requires hours of fitting. Most people go with this option because normally you get entire kit for under 400 bucks
according to vis they use 7 layers of fiber material which is made stronger with each level. However it is not as durable and requires hours of fitting. Most people go with this option because normally you get entire kit for under 400 bucks
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Knock offs are good to get if you plan on molding in the kit.