............i can get the combat kit, besides andy's, for a good price? I've heard Asylumm is messed up so i kinda want to stay away from them unless they've changed their policies and shit since they are under new management. Anybody have a clue?


David

"It is better to have died in the ranks of the vanquished warriors than to dwell in the grey twilight of those who never tried..." -Teddy Roosevelt

-NGK plugs and Wires
-AEM CAI
-V-Racing UF Strut Bar
-Skunk2 coilovers
more to come....

Dave "The Bald Bull"
97 RS Member of the infamous Barcelona Red Crew

"Free people will never remain free, if they are not willing, if need be, to fight for their vital interests"

"It is better to have died in the ranks of the vanquished warriors th

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i think www.streetweaponkits.com has them



most people look at art...we drive it!!!
97 Talon ESI N/T

I got the Kombat kit from www.wholehyper.com, if i were you i wouldn't get it from there, the front doesn't match up with headlights at all, at least mine didn't. It says its for 95-96 but where it meets with the headlights is angled like the 97-99 headlights, not rounded like the 95-96 lights.Which i though was ok because that gave me an excuse to get projectors. But the projectors dont fit either there is like an one inch gap betwwen the end of the headlight and and bumper. Antways thats my story, i havent tried to mount the rear bumper yet, but the side skirts fit good. Everything is going in to get painted in a couple days and i think im going to go with the 95-96 lights cause i think it will be better than the 1 inch gap

did this happen to anybody else, and is their any way i can fix it?

To fix the gap around the headlights you can use fiberglass filler. The stuff I got was called Bondo Glass it's like a thick jelly resin with chopped up glass fiber in it. You ad hardner and apply it just like bondo. What I would do for the headlights is glue a piece of backing mesh from the back of the bumper to give it some support, the over apply the filler, then sand it to the shape you want. It's hard to get the filler smooth, because you need a real heavy grit paper to sand it, so you'll probably have to go over it with body filler and icing. As long as you take your time and sand them down carefully so they are the right shape it will look professional. The is how I molded my side skirts and they came out good.