Thinking About This Kit....

[Nippon]

If a layer of fibreglass is sandwiched between the kit and the original panels around the joints, then filled, it shouldnt crack.

The only problem then is replacing panels after a bump.

Russ

Seems like a good reason to drive carefully then

But also mash anyone that bumps you :ffs:

[ZeroBlade]

Seems like a good reason to drive carefully then

But also mash anyone that bumps you :ffs:

It WILL look bad is u mess it up.

but just think how sweet it looks when it's right :)

Defo summin ima get done when i get my 'kit on.

Another thing...

The 2 looks sweet during the day, but has ne1 else noticed how awsome it looks at night under a bit of light? :D

[Nippon]

Another thing...

The 2 looks sweet during the day, but has ne1 else noticed how awsome it looks at night under a bit of light? :D

Yep. I noticed that.......but for the best look you can't beat a black car at night !!

[John R]

NIPPON, you said that your nieghbour has to go over spped bumps slow, has he ever hit anything and damaged the kit?

I wouldn't want to pay all that money for something that breaks everytime you go up a ramp.

There's a pretty mean slope to get into my work carpark.....

Also, do you reckon I could just get a front numberplate, like the one pictured, made at a sign-sticker shop? Or does it have to be specially made i.e. reflective.

Cheers.

[Nippon]

NIPPON, you said that your nieghbour has to go over spped bumps slow, has he ever hit anything and damaged the kit?

I wouldn't want to pay all that money for something that breaks everytime you go up a ramp.

There's a pretty mean slope to get into my work carpark.....

Also, do you reckon I could just get a front numberplate, like the one pictured, made at a sign-sticker shop? Or does it have to be specially made i.e. reflective.

Cheers.

As far as I know he's never damaged it, and his driveway has quite a bad slope on it.....but as I said his car is seriously low......

Then again he hasn't got his kit blended in although with quality of the fit it doesn't need to be, I spoke to the guy who fitted it and he said it was a b :censor: d to fit, took about 3 weeks to get everything to line up correctly before it was painted, but it was worth it....looks like a factory built motor !!!

As for the numberplate, I should imagine most plate companies would be able to make you one up, I personally wouldn't stick it to the body work tho' and yes I would imagine it would have to be reflective just like a standard plate. They must be fairly easy to get I've seen loads of MX5s with stick on plates like that.

So, you put your order in yet then ?

[John R]

Nope, we're moving house soon. So I'm waiting for a release of some money..... Should be early January when I the cash.

[Nippon]

Likewise, after crimbo for me too......I'm in the process of building a 4 car garage / workshop behind my house........then I'll have somewhere to keep it !!

[John R]

I think i'll stick with the sticky number plate to the front (!)... won't ruin any lines :)

I'm getting mine sprayed black.... Gloss or Matt???????? Hhmmmmmmmmm....

[Nippon]

Gotta be gloss....!