Voltex widebody rear fenders
Jun 7, 2006, 01:07 PM
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Voltex widebody rear fenders
Finally got my wide rear fenders from Voltex here are some pics, going to get these put on asap. Not sure how many folks are running these over here yet, think I might be one of the first. Anyway enjoy.
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8512
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8511
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8510
thanks to bulletproof for getting these for me.
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8512
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8511
http://www.socalevo.net/gallery/disp....php?pos=-8510
thanks to bulletproof for getting these for me.
Jun 7, 2006, 01:15 PM
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yeah the inner fenders have to be trimmed cause of the widness of the wheels.
I have had mine for a while now. I think it was the first set in the country. I am still awaiting the install on my time attack car cause of all the money and time involved in it. what rear are u running? it only fits certain rear bumpers like the jdm IX without modification.
I have had mine for a while now. I think it was the first set in the country. I am still awaiting the install on my time attack car cause of all the money and time involved in it. what rear are u running? it only fits certain rear bumpers like the jdm IX without modification.
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I'm running the JDm evo VIII bumper, Blue are you gonna mold the them into the fender or just rivet them on...i can;t descide what i want to do?
Last edited by AD_LIB; Jun 7, 2006 at 01:33 PM.
Body work is simply not in the budget. What rim and tire width do you guys intend to run with these? 
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Jun 7, 2006, 01:49 PM
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lol yea i had them when i had my last Evo, I was gonna put them on along with a whole bunch of other goodies, and give it the whole time-attack look. But I decided to just keep it simple, because everything was gonna be rediculously costly lol. Also I didn't want to cut out the stock fenders hehe. So I sold them to Brendan lol.
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they can be molded in, which I am considering but, you can only mold as far as the bumper. I know it looks good all molded together but then u can't take off the rear bumper.
yeah naj, now I got em. sorry u had to let them go to me hahaa.
I am using the JDM IX rear with voltex rear diffuser. I can't wait to see the JDM VIII rear with the fender to see how it looks and maybe a varis rear diffuser?
yeah naj, now I got em. sorry u had to let them go to me hahaa.
I am using the JDM IX rear with voltex rear diffuser. I can't wait to see the JDM VIII rear with the fender to see how it looks and maybe a varis rear diffuser?
Jun 7, 2006, 01:53 PM
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lol yea i had them when i had my last Evo, I was gonna put them on along with a whole bunch of other goodies, and give it the whole time-attack look. But I decided to just keep it simple, because everything was gonna be rediculously costly lol. Also I didn't want to cut out the stock fenders hehe. So I sold them to Brendan lol.
Brendan, could you please post some pics?
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when racing you want your body panels to be removable incase off accident they are easily replaced and back u go on the track.
what kind of car are u building? track? looks like it with the varis stuff. also if running these be real careful on the street. if someone swings their door open and hits it, its not like you can bang it out like metal, they have to be removed and refiberglassed over the damaged spot or bondo or something then be reapplied and repainted.
what kind of car are u building? track? looks like it with the varis stuff. also if running these be real careful on the street. if someone swings their door open and hits it, its not like you can bang it out like metal, they have to be removed and refiberglassed over the damaged spot or bondo or something then be reapplied and repainted.
