yeah, ya know, I dont so much mind the wide-body body kits, so long as they retain the factory body lines, and dont add anything to them.
I think that that model eclipse already has nice, wide lines, and adding a body kit only takes away from those lines.
IMHO, when adding a kit of anykind, less is more.

 

That kit is garbage.... There is a lot of prep work involved in making it fit and actually attaching it. Think about this, there are front and rear add ons that go onto the factory bumpers. The bumpers are made of urethane and the add ons are made of fiberglass. If there is any flex in either bumper, those pieces will crack any body work done to them. If you're going to get a widebody kit, get one that replaces pieces instead of just adding to them.

 

In other words installing it is more expensive than the kit itself.

Im willing to bet its a 420a too. Any takers?

 

Whats the big god damn deal if it is a 420A?
You think you're special for driving a GST?
You're not.

 

Where the hell did that come from?

OOOOOH your a 420a driver lol.

Well my thought is usually... body kit.. = illusion of speed... if your going to have that.. you might as well be fast.. and lets face it... a 420a is not fast... even a turbo 420a

Nothing personal

 

a lot of hostility towards the 4g63T man, thats harsh.

 

Yeah dude who pissed in ur cornflakes this morning?

 

You're right about body kits, well... wide body kits look like **** on a Eclipse.
But Rcjr's car looks great with his body work.

And yea, my corn flakes got pissed in.
me & gf = big fight last night.
me = slept on the couch.

Always wil make a guy grumpy.

Sorry.

 

oh yeah girlfriend will always do that lol, just had my first baby, yeah the couch is my friend lol

 

I feel ya. lol