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Old 01-18-2008, 08:19 PM   #1881 (permalink)
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ok. sorry i didnt explain what i meant. what about the grill. its the type r grill i think
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Old 01-18-2008, 08:19 PM   #1882 (permalink)
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what do you guys think?

Oh, now the kit looks good, lol. I think it looks badass. I was thinking about getting that grill too, but painting it the same color as the car.
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Old 01-18-2008, 08:21 PM   #1884 (permalink)
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ok. sorry i didnt explain what i meant. what about the grill. its the type r grill i think
I like...you like? Is there something missing though? I know that its not suppost to have the "H" but there seems to be an emptiness there....Although, looking at it again, it matches the space that the front lip created....
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Old 01-18-2008, 08:21 PM   #1885 (permalink)
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ok. sorry i didnt explain what i meant. what about the grill. its the type r grill i think
I believe they have different ones that come out further on the bottom and some that don't.
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Old 01-18-2008, 08:38 PM   #1886 (permalink)
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I believe they have different ones that come out further on the bottom and some that don't.
you got pics cuz im not picking up what your throwing down. ya herd!
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Old 01-18-2008, 09:35 PM   #1887 (permalink)
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If there are multiple companies making that grill, then that is the best made grill I've seen. I'm a fan of the grill delete on the EM1, but I'm still undecided on the FG2. I say it would look better painted GGM.

HFP rims + GGM =
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Old 01-18-2008, 10:47 PM   #1888 (permalink)
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If there are multiple companies making that grill, then that is the best made grill I've seen. I'm a fan of the grill delete on the EM1, but I'm still undecided on the FG2. I say it would look better painted GGM.

HFP rims + GGM =
i dont like the hfp rims. i like the new body kit offered by Grip Tuning. I may get that one. i dont want to have the type r grill painted tho. i am still not sure if i like it tho. i was just wanting some input.
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Old 01-18-2008, 11:19 PM   #1889 (permalink)
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i dont like the hfp rims. i like the new body kit offered by Grip Tuning. I may get that one. i dont want to have the type r grill painted tho. i am still not sure if i like it tho. i was just wanting some input.
Be careful with the body kit. As low as you are, you don't wanna be scraping your driveway like you always do.
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Old 01-19-2008, 12:42 AM   #1890 (permalink)
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Be careful with the body kit. As low as you are, you don't wanna be scraping your driveway like you always do.
i actually didn't think about that. damnit. so you think that i would scrap. i think that body kit looks awesome. i just hope it comes prepainted.
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Old 01-19-2008, 09:06 AM   #1891 (permalink)
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i actually didn't think about that. damnit. so you think that i would scrap. i think that body kit looks awesome. i just hope it comes prepainted.
Well anything like that you do's gonna make the front lower. What is the kit made out of? You would just have to be careful doing anything. Take anything like your driveway at an angle and go slow and if it's much worse than your driveway, I wouldn't chance it.
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Old 01-19-2008, 09:26 AM   #1892 (permalink)
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they are urethane body kits. well they have not brought ours out yet but all the ones i saw were urethane. thats good right. i thought fiberglass was bad and urethane was the best. these are pretty expensive tho so i might not even get them. the full body kits are like 1300 bucks.
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Old 01-19-2008, 09:29 AM   #1893 (permalink)
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Old 01-19-2008, 10:21 AM   #1894 (permalink)
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I like the back piece but the front is too chunky. It's like the HFP kit.

It's one of the looking kits out there besides the HFP IMO.

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Sorry, to get off subject but that flush mount sliding back glass for trucks is neat on GRIPTuning.
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Old 01-19-2008, 01:18 PM   #1896 (permalink)
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they are urethane body kits. well they have not brought ours out yet but all the ones i saw were urethane. thats good right. i thought fiberglass was bad and urethane was the best. these are pretty expensive tho so i might not even get them. the full body kits are like 1300 bucks.
Urethane is better and won't shatter like fiberglass will. However, it's flexable therefore you hit something you have chances of cracks in your paint and such and it doesn't mean that it's bulletproof. You still would want to use extreme caution everywhere. Especially in Arkansass.
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Oh, now the kit looks good, lol. I think it looks badass. I was thinking about getting that grill too, but painting it the same color as the car.
i think that it looks good
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i think that it looks good
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Urethane is better and won't shatter like fiberglass will. However, it's flexable therefore you hit something you have chances of cracks in your paint and such and it doesn't mean that it's bulletproof. You still would want to use extreme caution everywhere. Especially in Arkansass.
So you haven't mentioned the X intake. Tell me what you think since I know you and you have first hand exp.
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So you haven't mentioned the X intake. Tell me what you think since I know you and you have first hand exp.
I've had first-hand experience for a while now. My wife's had hers. I just got mine this last friday. I love it. I don't know what else to say. I still think it feels like my wife's car pulls harder, but that's probably b/c I'm sittin shotgun most the time. Either way, they're both beasts now. I think they pull like Jarred's at least, but no early vtec. I had no problem hangin with a guy that had equal mods as Jarred today, however he also has the x intake.
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