All RX-8 Body Kits
10-31-2003, 05:40 PM
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All RX-8 Body Kits
I have put together a collection of all the body parts available for the rx-8. Of course this list will grow bigger as the car ages, so add any pics or links that you have in a reply. If any mod wants to sticky this, it would be easier so we wouldnt have people making new threads asking for body kits.
Mazdaspeed
RE-Amemiya
AutoExe
Veilside Version 1
Buddy Club
Veilside Version 2
Fujita Engineering
Knight Sports
INGS
NRF
RMagic
Run Racing
LEG Motorsports
RS Pantera
Carisma Auto Tec
Vision Autodynamics
MintBlue
KS Auto Burnout Kit
BN-Sports
Revolution
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There is a montage with pics of all body kits available as of 1/5/04 on page 4 of this thread, or here.
Vendors
Japan Parts
Intense Power
Erebuni
Spec-R
Vivid Racing
Boost Store
Car Excess
Rotary Extreme
Mazdaspeed
RE-Amemiya
AutoExe
Veilside Version 1
Buddy Club
Veilside Version 2
Fujita Engineering
Knight Sports
INGS
NRF
RMagic
Run Racing
LEG Motorsports
RS Pantera
Carisma Auto Tec
Vision Autodynamics
MintBlue
KS Auto Burnout Kit
BN-Sports
Revolution
*** MODERATOR EDIT ***
There is a montage with pics of all body kits available as of 1/5/04 on page 4 of this thread, or here.
Vendors
Japan Parts
Intense Power
Erebuni
Spec-R
Vivid Racing
Boost Store
Car Excess
Rotary Extreme
Last edited by miata35; 04-26-2004 at 01:51 PM.
11-01-2003, 05:53 PM
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Sure seems like this is becoming a popular tuner car in Asia... which is GREAT news! 
Just wish I could read the text on all the Japanese sites. I was especially interested to see all the stuff Fujita Engineering has available. Anyone besides me notice the gauge mount?
Just wish I could read the text on all the Japanese sites. I was especially interested to see all the stuff Fujita Engineering has available. Anyone besides me notice the gauge mount?
11-01-2003, 05:53 PM
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... and this one. Almost looks like they'd install with minimal cutting on the dash... almost flush mount. Let's hope they come out with one of these for a left hand drive model, as these are clearly designed for a right hand driver.
11-03-2003, 12:06 PM
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If you're looking to translate Japanese to English, try Babel Fish:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Enter the URL for the Japanese web site in the "Translate a Web page" field, choose "Japanese to English" in the pull down menu and click the [Translate] button.
It does a reasonable job translating part names but doesn't do as well with prose. You'll get some very weird English. For example, on this page: http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/rx_8/
"The valleymouth seriously there is a Osamu grand prix aim"
Know any valleymouths? You bet!
Still, you can probably get the gist of what's being talked about (more so that reading the Japanese!)
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Enter the URL for the Japanese web site in the "Translate a Web page" field, choose "Japanese to English" in the pull down menu and click the [Translate] button.
It does a reasonable job translating part names but doesn't do as well with prose. You'll get some very weird English. For example, on this page: http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/rx_8/
"The valleymouth seriously there is a Osamu grand prix aim"
Know any valleymouths? You bet!
Still, you can probably get the gist of what's being talked about (more so that reading the Japanese!)
11-03-2003, 03:57 PM
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If you're looking to translate Japanese to English, try Babel Fish:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Enter the URL for the Japanese web site in the "Translate a Web page" field, choose "Japanese to English" in the pull down menu and click the [Translate] button.
It does a reasonable job translating part names but doesn't do as well with prose. You'll get some very weird English. For example, on this page: http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/rx_8/
"The valleymouth seriously there is a Osamu grand prix aim"
Know any valleymouths? You bet!
Still, you can probably get the gist of what's being talked about (more so that reading the Japanese!)
If you're looking to translate Japanese to English, try Babel Fish:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/
Enter the URL for the Japanese web site in the "Translate a Web page" field, choose "Japanese to English" in the pull down menu and click the [Translate] button.
It does a reasonable job translating part names but doesn't do as well with prose. You'll get some very weird English. For example, on this page: http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/rx_8/
"The valleymouth seriously there is a Osamu grand prix aim"
Know any valleymouths? You bet!
Still, you can probably get the gist of what's being talked about (more so that reading the Japanese!)
