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02-25-2005, 05:33 AM | #1 | |
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Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
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I'm wondering if anyone has this kit?, because im tihnking of getting this, and was wondering if it was a good kit? ie. is the body the same as the box art? http://www.hlj.com/product/FUJ18131
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02-25-2005, 05:40 AM | #2 | |
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i cant help you there, but for people who dont know. Fujimi's official site is www.fujimimokei.com
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02-25-2005, 10:21 AM | #3 | |
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
It's an awesome kit. It comes with some unique, really attractive, RS Watanabes. Staggered of course. What makes them unique is the dish design.
The tires could be a tad narrower. It has an "over" bodykit with intercooler, it has an engine, no turbo to go with the engine but that's easy to modify. It has fender flares and some other goodies from the stock car. The main difference between boxart and model is it doesn't come with mesh wheels. It's the cool RS' I was referring to earlier. I would recommend this kit if it's a reasonable price.
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02-25-2005, 08:31 PM | #4 | |
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
well 1,800 yen?, what do you reackon?
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So, I'd buy it for the overfender bodykit if it has it (sure save some fabrication, and wide arched S30Z = tough), and the cooler, otherwse its basically the stock S30 kit isn't it (?), which comes with quite a few little trick bits and pieces.
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
Are the flared fenders like the box art?. By staggered you mean its got negative camber?
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
Staggered as in staggered width rims, ie the rear wheels/tyres are wider than the fronts by a fair margin.
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
oh okay. Will the rims still fit on under the fenders nicely?
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Re: Fujimi's Wangan Midnight S30Z
Yes guys. The Midnight kit has the proper fender flares. The front flares are meant to mate to the supplied bodykit so if you were thinking of not running it you'd have to extended the front flare.
and yes... The RS' fit nicely under there with the fenders attached. Although, it's not really the Watanabe's that are the issue. The tires supplied with the kit are too wide.
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