New Do-Luck Wide Body Kit for Evo 8/9!!
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New Do-Luck Wide Body Kit for Evo 8/9!!
The company Do-luck is now importing, and going to manufacturing the new Wide Body kit for the Evolution 8 and 9. the kit is going to contain the Front Bumper, Front Fenders, Front Fender Carbon Fiber Pieces, Rear Quater Panels, Side Skirts, Carbon Fiber "B" Pillars, and Rear Bumper. I was told today by the Do-luck rep that the kit will run $5300+. If you didnt want the wide body, i was told that you can get the 3-peice kit for around $1900. If you are in the southern california area Aspec Products and www.highendperformance.net will be recieving these kits. Do-Luck will also be putting new pictures of the kit on the US website shortly. For right now you can check out www.sumopower.com for a few pictures.
that looks so much better than the other company that makes it....i hate how the tail lights have a gap on the other company, sry i dotn remember the brand. looks siiiick!
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Originally Posted by 4 Wheel Slide
that looks so much better than the other company that makes it....i hate how the tail lights have a gap on the other company, sry i dotn remember the brand. looks siiiick!
Loooks pretty damn good, is the front bumper the same width as the original? It looks to me that it's just the fenders that have widened, does anyone know how the rear quarter panel wide fenders are supposed to be installed?
Last edited by timmiii; May 12, 2006 at 05:13 AM.
Originally Posted by timmiii
Loooks pretty damn good, is the front bumper the same width as the original? It looks to me that it's just the fenders that have widened, does anyone know how the rear quarter panel wide fenders are supposed to be installed?
Pretty nice...I like the way they've addressed the rear quarter panel...on the APR widebody, you have to mold that part into the stock C-pillar, but on this one it looks like they have a little CF part with the logo on it that hides the seam. IF this kit also covers the whole rear door, there would be no molding/bondo necessary...everything should just bolt on. You'll still have to cut away some of the stock rear fender to allow the wider tires to travel up behind the new fenders.
There is a lot of meat exposed on the back of that rear tire though. It'll be pretty nasty back there if you drive through anything.
There is a lot of meat exposed on the back of that rear tire though. It'll be pretty nasty back there if you drive through anything.
Last edited by Killboy; Jun 12, 2006 at 11:58 AM.
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Yea this is a semi repost .... but its good to know they are offering a nonwidebody verion...
Checki it out ... I think its pretty hawt!
Checki it out ... I think its pretty hawt!
Originally Posted by M3this
Yea this is a semi repost .... but its good to know they are offering a nonwidebody verion...
Checki it out ... I think its pretty hawt!
Checki it out ... I think its pretty hawt!
