Special pricing is over but I still have several sets of this kit in stock.

 

Frank,

We want to see pictures of your kit please!! Both Bare and installed if possible!!

 

Is that $923 including the wing?

 

The pictures of the white car are the pics of the kit. I will try to get you some bare pics.

Sorry, no wing with this kit in this deal. The wing is retails for $864 all by itself. It has a fiberglass sides and a carbon-fiber center. The fiberglass version retails for $784.

 

Frank, I understand, but isn't that the picture of the original frp veilside kit?

Please advise..

 

Yes, but the pieces look the same.

http://www.veilside.com/veilsideusa/...su/lancer8.htm

 

Hey, it looks like I got a little help with the pics...

Version 1 pics

Keep in mind my kits are urethane, NOT carbon-fiber. And the Pepsi car doesn't have the rear underwings.

 

urethane

 

too bad they put it on the pepsi car. It makes me avoid the kit now.

 

i would never buy without the wing, the wing sets it off!!! i dont care if ppl think its rice or not i think its tight!

 

I am extending this sale for another week, until 1-13-04. I need to sell these kits. If you don't like my price, call me. We'll talk.

 

one of our socalevo.net members has it.

 

So Is it true that Urethan is that much better then Fiber glass????


Also are there more pictures of the SoCalevo with the kit... I would love to see the front view???

 

Urethane is not THAT much better than fiberglass, and is even inferior to for certain applications. Urethan is more flexible than fiberglass, which is good and bad. Urethane makes good small parts, like lips and underwings as you see above. But it doesn't make very good big parts like bumpers because it has to be heavy in order to be strong enough not to sagg and deform when it gets really hot. But it is flexible enough to take a hit and not crack. Quality hand-laid fiberglass is superior to urethane when it comes to bumpers because it is lighter and stiffer. If it does crack due to contact with something, it is easily repairable where urethane is not.

Each one has its benefits. Lips and underwings are the perfect application for urethane. Veilside has figured this out and you see the product above.

 

I'm trying to dog more of these up, I can't seem to find them. I'll ask around if someone took more pics of it at the meet.