I figured I'd get your opinions b4 I went out and made any changes.









BTW: I'm plan on installing the Bomex whale tail they make for the supra. I'll probably have to custom fit it, but it's so cheap it might be worth it.

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Any opinions on my choices let's hear them.

Be gentle

 

Hmm, I don't know, the side skirts might look promising, if only you had a complete side shot of it.

 

I like it! Looks more natural.

 

WITH...otherwise it leaves you wondering "where's the rest?" LOOKS CRAZY THOUGH!

 

That's exactly how I feel!!

I'll be ordering the front wheels tomorrow and when thet come in, I'll take more pics.

 

Yeah, I'd have to say GO with the sideskirts.

The regular widebody FBs always look like someone gave up on trying to work on the door section.

I'm thinking of buying the CP style kit, and molding something custom out of my Kaminari kit and the CP kit together.

 

remember that one fb with the integra ricer taillights
the sideskirts on that car were amazing looking
you should do something similar to that car
i dont have the pic, but im sure someone has it and can post the pic

-greg

 

Gregs............you mean the one that was still in primer?

If so, that car was nicely done. Except for those taillights. Now where the hell is that pic!!!

 

I'd say do it. Your car looks bad ***.

 

oh yeah definately go for the side skirts.looks much better just watch it when you get out so you don't break 'em that is probably why the factory didn't put them in with the kit

 

This is the one. Nice car, but I don't like the taillights or the wing. I think it's just that I really don't like Altezza-style lights. With regular red ones, it might look good.

Zac

 

Definately WITH.

I ordered the Mariah Mode 4 Side Skirts, to modify them
and put them on my Mode 1.

Should look pretty good when done... eventually.

 

thats a great looking car. i want one!

 

With the skirts looks good if it's done right. it's kinda hard to believe mariah doesn't have any mode one skirts. DF i'll buy the end caps from the skirts when your finished, thats going to be alot of work.

 

nekky.........good job finding the pic.

I guess I'm going to do it then. I just have to make sure my fiberglass guy does it right.

 

.....WITH

and it'll help keep the road debris off of the rear fenders.

I put some of that clear protective film on the front side of my rear fender on my Mariah.

 

No problem Lu. That'll look sick when you're done man. Good luck!

Zac

 

two widebodys (Mariah mode 1) the red one is mine.
you can compare styles with/without sideskirts.








I prefer the looks with skirts, but that's personal.
Your car is serious bit wider so the skirts will look rather hefty. Should be cool.

 

I want to know where can i find those rims on that blue fb those rims are sexxy.

 

I think they're custom, are they not, Lu?

Zac

 

with. the rock,pebble, and sand problem is a good point above. I know the chip and pit marks in that area of my car well from little bits of stuff coming up from the road and hitting there.

 

The sideskirts definately tie the front and rear together better. Like Cody said, looks like they dropped the ball on the doors without them.

 

I don't think that blue car in the picture is an FB look at the rear window. I would also say side skirts.. I like your color. Looks nice.

 

just wait till a passenger steps on those sideskirts as a side step....eeeew... talk about lounging through a car to kill someone.....

 

He's talking about the blue wide body 1st gen this thread is based around... The other blue rx7 has stock wheels(3rd gen) One thing i feel mariah dropped the ball on, is the mode one's lack of side skirts. It looks un-finished.. The mode 6 body kits incorperate a side skirt with a NACA duct that looks like it belongs there. well thought out and has to be my favorite from design energy.. I really like the euro (porsche) rear view mirrors
on magnus's white 7. Home boy has a point about too large of a side skirt. My mode four skirts aren't too wide
and still shoe's seem to find them. the scuffs tell the story.