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Originally Posted by Deathghat
Thanks for taking the time to reply and supply me with this wealth of info. I do everything myself. Never yet payed someone to do something for me and I don’t plan on it. I’m getting enkei pheonix 17x8 first, and then gonna see how that looks before I lower. Why run the risk of lowering and then getting wheels that don’t fit? Then once I’ve made that distinction I’ll look into body kits. Rocket bunny seems so mainstream like everyone has it. It’s annoying. And the v3 I think which is my fav has a notch. I haven’t looked into v1 and 2 yet but I don’t know where to buy these so. Wheel spacers are tricky cuz they can wreck your wheel bearings so I try to stay away from them. I’ll wrap it myself with 3M, and I plan on doing yellow with the top (hood, roof, trunk, mirrors, fender accent pieces) black. I have plans and am very confident in my abilities to do this I’ve just never had to before, And idk where to buy them.
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Great, you are better off than i was anticipating. if you do the install and wrap yourself you will save a healthy amount of money, and have a superb time falling in love with your car, turning wrenches etc. seems like the more work i personally put in on my car, the stronger the bond grows, i can only imagine the feeling of doing the entire build with my own hands.
the response you are were initially looking for:
you can get the rocketbunny kits direct from shopgreddy, thats straight from the source, but i agree the rocketbunny is played out. rallybacker is creeping up in popularity, they are basically "discovered" now, but for good reason (like rktbny), order direct from rallybackerusa.com most of the other kits you would want to get through a usa performance part supplier. a lot of the widebody manufactures websites are in japanese and you would want to communicate with a company like evasive if you were to place an order for a varis kit. there is a healthy number of people who work in the industry that monitor the widebody 86 fb page. if you reach out there, some of the plugs that work at places like system motorsports, blacklist motorsporst, autotuned, the list goes on. these people are in contact with air lift, ssr wheels, work wheels, voltex, libertywalk, greddy, hks, its literally what these people do for a living and have close professional relations with them. they will guide you through placing an order for a kit if you want something of the more curated flavor
im just going to rattle off kits for you to look into. rocketbunny, rallybacker, varis, aimgain, karma, vlene, 326power, bn sports, fly1, liberty walk, artisan spirit, veilside, lux motion, ML24, robot,