#40797, "Poll question: Do you have your kit molded to your car?"
Now i dont know how many of you have it done, but i am just curious cause i am thinking about getting it done. The only reason i wouldnt want to get it done would be because i might want to change my kit up sometime in the near future so...it would be a pain to take it apart if it was molded on and just cost more money in general with body work and all. Also, i would want to get it done because it looks GREAT on our cars, and makes the car more eye apealing. I have the Bomex front (with the fogs) the Bomex Rear, and the Invader sides..and I am debating on what i should do. Please Vote, feel free to leave comments, and opinions. Thank you!
#40799, "RE: Do you have your kit molded to your car?" In response to Reply # 0
think of it this way, if you crack or damage any part of the kit, think how much of a bitch it's going to be for the shop to fix it. also, it will not have as much flex in it, so be careful. later
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#40854, "RE: Do you have your kit molded to your car?" In response to Reply # 6
If you are not gonna drive it everyday then mold because it looks hot that way. I molded my skirts on my gs and thought it looked pretty sweet. I am gonna mold my kit now too but i am not gonna mold my front because i know I will be switching it up every so often.
#40859, "RE: Do you have your kit molded to your car?" In response to Reply # 7
molded kits look hella hott, but if your driving it every day, no go on the molding. If you tap something, someone hits you in a parking lot, anything, then you are fakked. Mold the sides though, they rarely get hit, maybe even the rear, but mos def not the front.
#40872, "RE: Do you have your kit molded to your car?" In response to Reply # 8
My sides were molded with FIBERGLASS RESIN, the correct way to do it! It took a broken axle to break it. Don't do it. I baught my car with them molded on and i really wish the first owner hadnt done it. If they were normal I wouldnt have to spend so much having it fixed because I could do all of the work myself, but I dont have the skill to mold. Unless youre loaded or this is NOT your daily driver, dont even consider it.
#40879, "RE: Do you have your kit molded to your car?" In response to Reply # 9
^^^ He is 1/2 correct. The proper way to mold is fiberglass resin and mat. Not sure if thats what you ment or not but just wanted to make sure nobody miss understood.
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