What do you think.MY01WRX
17 October 2005, 10:15 PM
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It looks good, thats a super agressive front bumper mate, dont think I've seen it before, what make is it?? 
Not sure on rear spoiler, a larger STi Style one might look ok, got to be careful with which Carbon/Metal Rear Spoiler as the wrong one might make it look a bit Max Poo/Halfrauds.
Are they Rotas??
Cheers,
Grant
Not sure on rear spoiler, a larger STi Style one might look ok, got to be careful with which Carbon/Metal Rear Spoiler as the wrong one might make it look a bit Max Poo/Halfrauds.
Are they Rotas??
Cheers,
Grant
17 October 2005, 10:17 PM
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Just my opinion but here goes:
1) I'd remove the wing extentions
2) Needs bigger wheels. The body kit makes the car look heavy and very tall. Larger open style wheels would offset this.
3) Needs a FMIC to fill the front bumper opening (or charge cooler heat exchanger)
And last, I would be worried sick about getting door dings... looks like very tight parking. The S C O O B Y on the back is a nice touch.
1) I'd remove the wing extentions
2) Needs bigger wheels. The body kit makes the car look heavy and very tall. Larger open style wheels would offset this.
3) Needs a FMIC to fill the front bumper opening (or charge cooler heat exchanger)
And last, I would be worried sick about getting door dings... looks like very tight parking. The S C O O B Y on the back is a nice touch.
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17 October 2005, 10:46 PM
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cheers for your coments. Makes it all worth it.(if only the other half see it that way.
the kit is chargespeed ABW. the blobeye and wide boy kits are mental.
The kit importer did mention the carbon spoiler from ripspeed as they dont supply a GT type wing....ummmmm have to think about that.
the kit is chargespeed ABW. the blobeye and wide boy kits are mental.
The kit importer did mention the carbon spoiler from ripspeed as they dont supply a GT type wing....ummmmm have to think about that.
Originally Posted by RS Grant
It looks good, thats a super agressive front bumper mate, dont think I've seen it before, what make is it??
Not sure on rear spoiler, a larger STi Style one might look ok, got to be careful with which Carbon/Metal Rear Spoiler as the wrong one might make it look a bit Max Poo/Halfrauds.
Are they Rotas??
Cheers,
Grant
Not sure on rear spoiler, a larger STi Style one might look ok, got to be careful with which Carbon/Metal Rear Spoiler as the wrong one might make it look a bit Max Poo/Halfrauds.
Are they Rotas??
Cheers,
Grant
17 October 2005, 10:52 PM
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I think your right. the wing has to go.
bigger wheels would be nice,plus the fmic.
Door dings do get on my **** there. which is why im glad im moving.!!!!
bigger wheels would be nice,plus the fmic.
Door dings do get on my **** there. which is why im glad im moving.!!!!
Originally Posted by BVM
Just my opinion but here goes:
1) I'd remove the wing extentions
2) Needs bigger wheels. The body kit makes the car look heavy and very tall. Larger open style wheels would offset this.
3) Needs a FMIC to fill the front bumper opening (or charge cooler heat exchanger)
And last, I would be worried sick about getting door dings... looks like very tight parking. The S C O O B Y on the back is a nice touch.
1) I'd remove the wing extentions
2) Needs bigger wheels. The body kit makes the car look heavy and very tall. Larger open style wheels would offset this.
3) Needs a FMIC to fill the front bumper opening (or charge cooler heat exchanger)
And last, I would be worried sick about getting door dings... looks like very tight parking. The S C O O B Y on the back is a nice touch.
18 October 2005, 12:02 PM
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NOOOOO sorry to disagree with the general consensus 
But that is one molested impreza! The rear is ugly and the front is no better. Only hope that you have spent your money on aesthetics after you sorted the engine out!
But that is one molested impreza! The rear is ugly and the front is no better. Only hope that you have spent your money on aesthetics after you sorted the engine out!
18 October 2005, 12:08 PM
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From one WR blue bugeye owner to another, my personal opinion of this is:
I like the front end, I dont even mind the rear end, even though spoiler raisers are not usually my cup of tea, theres just something wrong looking down the side of it!! I cant put my finger on it myself, possibly bigger wheels needed, possibly its the side skirts im not liking, possibly it just a crap photo angle
Im sure you`ll get there in the end mate
Cliff
I like the front end, I dont even mind the rear end, even though spoiler raisers are not usually my cup of tea, theres just something wrong looking down the side of it!! I cant put my finger on it myself, possibly bigger wheels needed, possibly its the side skirts im not liking, possibly it just a crap photo angle
Im sure you`ll get there in the end mate
Cliff
18 October 2005, 07:07 PM
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I think:
It's ugly as sin.
The body kit throws all the proportions out.
It looks like a different car that someone has tried to turn into an Impreza. MR2/Ferrari 355 stylee.
It's ugly as sin.
The body kit throws all the proportions out.
It looks like a different car that someone has tried to turn into an Impreza. MR2/Ferrari 355 stylee.
18 October 2005, 07:12 PM
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Cliff - I think the problem you are seeing is that the front splitter and rear skirts have lengthened the car. This gives the impression that the wheels are closer together (shorter wheelbase) and in the centre of the car. The side skirts then make them look a bit smaller and as if they have sunk back into the wheel arch.
IMHO
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18 October 2005, 07:43 PM
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alright bud ?!
going against what most people have said but i quite like the wing extensions. where did you get them and how much ??
either that or I blow £1k+ on a carbon bonnet and rear wing.
ewan
going against what most people have said but i quite like the wing extensions. where did you get them and how much ??
either that or I blow £1k+ on a carbon bonnet and rear wing.
ewan
18 October 2005, 08:22 PM
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I like the front end, not so keen on the rear.
I'd :
1) lose the rear wing. Short term, take the risers out and drop it back down to a normal level.
2) Debadge the rear.
3) Bigger Wheels
4) Bigger backbox
5) Front mount
Looks pretty clean though, hope you manage to avoid carparks.
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I'd :
1) lose the rear wing. Short term, take the risers out and drop it back down to a normal level.
2) Debadge the rear.
3) Bigger Wheels
4) Bigger backbox
5) Front mount
Looks pretty clean though, hope you manage to avoid carparks.
Dave
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18 October 2005, 08:34 PM
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Looking good mate, looks very aggressive from the front, the only thing i would say is the spoiler needs replacing, with an Sti item, then it would proper cool.
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18 October 2005, 09:10 PM
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Ewan.
Wing extentions were from TSL.
Looks like i will be selling mine from the comments. Still think there different to have from all the sti wings out there..
Wing extentions were from TSL.
Looks like i will be selling mine from the comments. Still think there different to have from all the sti wings out there..
Originally Posted by ewanrw
alright bud ?!
going against what most people have said but i quite like the wing extensions. where did you get them and how much ??
either that or I blow £1k+ on a carbon bonnet and rear wing.
ewan
going against what most people have said but i quite like the wing extensions. where did you get them and how much ??
either that or I blow £1k+ on a carbon bonnet and rear wing.
ewan