I need opinions ...
#17
I have never been a fan of body kits. I prefer the stock look and spending the money on making it faster. Even when I was into turboed ricer cars I used to leave them stock looking. The only thing I would do is lower my cars about 1.5". Your mustang looks great stock. Why fix something that isnt broke?
#18
The stuff is painted by Roush so I'm sure it's going to be perfect.
To make it look how I want it to. Just like you upgraded them to perform like you wanted to. I've done all of that. It's hard enough trying to race Low Speed SCCA with a S197, try it with a lot of power and it's impossible.
I have never been a fan of body kits. I prefer the stock look and spending the money on making it faster. Even when I was into turboed ricer cars I used to leave them stock looking. The only thing I would do is lower my cars about 1.5". Your mustang looks great stock. Why fix something that isnt broke?
#19
#20
Most of the stuff is made out of a high quality urethane. It has the ability to bend in all sorts of ways and pop right back. I'm not completely sure but I'm buying Roush parts. Not some mrbodykit.com body kit. If it was going to crack, it would of cracked on the countless numbers of Roush edition cars. So, no cracking here.
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#27
I read that stuff. Thats ridiculous. Thanks for the heads up. Im trying to get ideas for a body kit for my mustang. Something like Roush or Saleen.
#28