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Hi everyone i am kinda in a rock and a hard place I have the Jt auto styles wide body for my car, but we kinda ran into a problem i started boosting on my civic and the tranny went so now were doin the 5 speed conversion and we are running outa time to get the car done for nopis i sttill have my old kit you think i should just put that on and drive down or rush it and take the chance of the wide body coming out half *** cause thee shop rushed??
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Rep Power: 0 I have the widebody kit. I was the one the featured the kit on in HCI. I also witnessed the install from beginning to the end. From riviting to bondo-ing to finish to paint. It took in whole about a good 3 weeks. It's nothing you want rushed. Many people say, just rush it, but it's not a good idea. Remember, they're gonna have to basically repaint 1/2 your car. so if you rush them, the paint won't come out nice. nor will the quality of the molding of the kit. So my suggestion is to just wait till you got more time. no point in rushing anything you do. let me know how everything turns out. Good Luck.
do the wide body. Tell them to take their time and if worst comes to worst, catch up at the next NOPI stop.
which wide body kit do you have, how much, and how much for the install and paint?
which wide body kit do you have, how much, and how much for the install and paint?
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Originally Posted by InOvAtStyL
I have the widebody kit. I was the one the featured the kit on in HCI. I also witnessed the install from beginning to the end. From riviting to bondo-ing to finish to paint. It took in whole about a good 3 weeks. It's nothing you want rushed. Many people say, just rush it, but it's not a good idea. Remember, they're gonna have to basically repaint 1/2 your car. so if you rush them, the paint won't come out nice. nor will the quality of the molding of the kit. So my suggestion is to just wait till you got more time. no point in rushing anything you do. let me know how everything turns out. Good Luck.
This is an actual kit not custom like yours.
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