anyone know how they put these on and how much do they cost to put them on.

i've never seen a wide body kit that' wasn't installed so im just making a wild wild guess but...............don't the sell the fender and rear quarter panel as a whole?.....so you install them by installing the whole piece?........im not sure........this guy at my school had a 91 'teg w/ wide body.....all i know is that shit looks sweet........feels wide body.........sexy..........

Feels is tight, the overall cost depends on how much bodywork you need(widebody can just be rivited on, with minor work)

Here's a Feels body on a Nissan...........

that is one sweet ass 200sx......
do you have anymore pics of that car?
i've seen this chameleon 200sx around my neighborhood.......kinda wanted a 200sx for a moment......then i changed my mind......

:apuke: Yuk

Too much crap on it.

Originally posted by Rice-Rocketeer
:apuke: Yuk

Too much crap on it.

Amen - too busy

hey i have that hood:D

definitely too busy, it would help to have a large picture though to see the whole car. you cant always tell how good a car looks by lookin at one of the corners of it.

Originally posted by 94civic
anyone know how they put these on and how much do they cost to put them on.

I love tha way NO1 does any research on thi site--okay some kid asked aboutthis about a month or so ago..

here we go- u can either rivet- double sided sticky tape(temporary) - or Mold
tha sticky tape thing-- i know of peep who actually do it.. but only for shows than take it off for dailing drinving

tha rivet-- well thats about tha ony way to put them on permently...

Mold- like on tha car intha pic... well your tlaking $$$ & if u ever plan of driving tha car daily then-- u better be prepared for crackin-- cuz due to tha normal stresses your car goes through you $$$ molding job will turn to shit.

Originally posted by Gusto222
I love tha way NO1 does any research on thi site--okay some kid asked aboutthis about a month or so ago..
Dude, why would anyone actually do work to mod their car... :devil:

Some wide bodies, depending on the car dont need any rivets or molding. The 5th gen civics dont need any molding for the front fenders because it anctually an entire replacement. But for most cars, it needs to be riveted on, or bolted on. Thats the most common style done done over seas. Here in the states, we get a little picky and slap on a tone of bondo to mold on the wide body on to the stock fenders... then after that, have the entire fender repainted.

What exactly was/is the ME-Edition for the prelude? I've seen pics of Ludes with the ME body kit (very wide) on it and it's amazing looking, but when I tracked down the manufacturer's webpage it was in... German maybe?

Just curious if anyone's ever seen the kit in real life and how much it would cost etc... I am VERY interested in getting this kit for (soon to be mine) 94 Lude, even if it costs me like 4-5k lol, it's like a totally different car, and I understand it'd prolly take new axles as well from the looks of it.

ANY info would be greatly appreciated, thanks.