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Whats your opinion I Have A SSM ex coupe slammed with 17 inch light weight racing wheels on gforce drag radials, apexi n1 catback, custom turbo setup, and motor build, vis dual sided cf hood sparco pins, just ordered sparco torinos, black with silver harness, black housing projectors, rs grill, getting cf trunk, shaved emblems, SHOULD I GO NO BODYKIT, TYPE R LIP KIT, OR KAMINARI LIP KIT??
Would love to here your guys opinions to help me make such a hard decision...
Would love to here your guys opinions to help me make such a hard decision...
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I say depends on what you are going for. If you want the lo-key semi-stealthy hotness for yourself and others to appreciate....go with the type-r lip kit. If you want to go for the showey get-points-and-win-shows look...go with the kaminari.
This is a dilemma I'm facing with myself right now. I've been trying to decide for the past month if I want to do the Type B lip kit or the Kaminari lip kit on my SSM.
This is a dilemma I'm facing with myself right now. I've been trying to decide for the past month if I want to do the Type B lip kit or the Kaminari lip kit on my SSM.
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Rep Power: 0 maybe ill get both lol.....so ill be happy ....bc type r kit isnt very much $....i dont think...b guyut then again the kaminari is one of the more expensive kits out there...who knows need more opinions...thnx...ps nice whips you guys
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i mean don't get me wrong, you can get props at shows with a lo-key kit, but if you really wanna win you gotta go all out....unfortunately that is just the way they are. i'm thinking f*** it though and i might just get my type b front, type b rear, and AERO sides. good luck on your decisions.
i mean don't get me wrong, you can get props at shows with a lo-key kit, but if you really wanna win you gotta go all out....unfortunately that is just the way they are. i'm thinking f*** it though and i might just get my type b front, type b rear, and AERO sides. good luck on your decisions.
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i think the aero kit looks real nice on SSMs, but its so damn expensive. You could go with the Tsunami kit, its urethane and not too flashy.
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keep them coming thx for all your guys input it will deff help me make my choice...
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keep them coming thx for all your guys input it will deff help me make my choice...
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Originally Posted by blouisgod
i think the aero kit looks real nice on SSMs, but its so damn expensive. You could go with the Tsunami kit, its urethane and not too flashy.
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Rep Power: 0 what do you guys think about the buddy club 2....i am personal friends with shaun taylor the website designer for Buddyclub2.com...i can get the hook up on everything...
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Rep Power: 0 i'm usually only a fan of lip kits, but that would have to be my favorite "full" kit. only problem for me is that it is fiberglass, not urethane. not a bad choice though and reasonably priced.
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yeah i'm thinking about getting some kind of splitter if i get a flat bottom lip or kit....i'm getting a cf hood and trunk sometime really soon. i just need to meet up with the guy to pick it up
yeah i'm thinking about getting some kind of splitter if i get a flat bottom lip or kit....i'm getting a cf hood and trunk sometime really soon. i just need to meet up with the guy to pick it up
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thats another for type r....its so inexpensive also , and urethane....i think thats what im leaning towards at this point... i just wish i could see the whole type r kit on a coupe...especially the rear!...i have never seen a rear shot... 
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Rep Power: 0 Why not a custom kit? Personally, I've pretty much decided on Type B front lip, Aero sides, and OEM rear. I think the OEM rear looks very clean. Type R looks good, too.
The Kaminari is just too crazy sometimes.
The Kaminari is just too crazy sometimes.
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Here's the setup I was talking about on an SSM Civic. Props to nightkids1 .
Here's the setup I was talking about on an SSM Civic. Props to nightkids1
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Rep Power: 0 yeah the type b front and aero sides are definitely hot together, but the oem rear to me is just a little too plain. maybe a wwg5 rear might set it off, overkill you think? what about the tsunami rear?
