C-West creating new Body Kit for Series I RX-8
01-31-2010, 10:26 PM
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You can always cut it out..
All the C-West kits are developed in the wind tunnel and tested at air speeds of 30m/s to 40m/s which would equate to a road speed of approximately 90mph.
More Details: http://www.c-westusa.com/labs/fudo1.asp
The kit is still in development, and there will most likely be 2 version's of it. Similiar in design, but a little different. I would wait until the car is fully complete, painted, modifications added on, such as wheels, hood, etc.
More Details: http://www.c-westusa.com/labs/fudo1.asp
The kit is still in development, and there will most likely be 2 version's of it. Similiar in design, but a little different. I would wait until the car is fully complete, painted, modifications added on, such as wheels, hood, etc.
02-01-2010, 04:32 AM
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^^ As Rotr8 & c0ldf1ame had stated, it's the signature design of C-West and it looks like the way a C-West body kit would look like.. So, basically all their kits look the same in design, but it looks pretty damn good on the RX-8!
02-02-2010, 12:48 PM
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I like the looks of the Odula kit. It doesn't look riced out and is more from a functional standpoint IMO where the vents are. Wonder if there's any legit sites to pick up such a kit, couldn't find any decent ones on google.
As for the C-west kit I think it also looks good. The additional pockets on the front work well for fitting in a fog lamp and the vents are in good places, not sure why it looks too busy contrast to some that just have a crap load of vents everywhere like R-Magic's front end.
Meh to each their own.
As for the C-west kit I think it also looks good. The additional pockets on the front work well for fitting in a fog lamp and the vents are in good places, not sure why it looks too busy contrast to some that just have a crap load of vents everywhere like R-Magic's front end.
Meh to each their own.
02-02-2010, 02:40 PM
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I like the looks of the Odula kit. It doesn't look riced out and is more from a functional standpoint IMO where the vents are. Wonder if there's any legit sites to pick up such a kit, couldn't find any decent ones on google.
As for the C-west kit I think it also looks good. The additional pockets on the front work well for fitting in a fog lamp and the vents are in good places, not sure why it looks too busy contrast to some that just have a crap load of vents everywhere like R-Magic's front end.
Meh to each their own.
As for the C-west kit I think it also looks good. The additional pockets on the front work well for fitting in a fog lamp and the vents are in good places, not sure why it looks too busy contrast to some that just have a crap load of vents everywhere like R-Magic's front end.
Meh to each their own.
There are several bumpers that would be very nice if they had a rear diffuser, we'll see cant make a judgement call until I see the entire thing glassed and painted,,,
02-02-2010, 04:27 PM
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The more and more I see the more and more I am thinking stock is the way I will stay. Every kit I like seems to cost more than the car or I would have to have repaired every week because its not the right material.
As already said it looks a bit to busy on the front for me.
As already said it looks a bit to busy on the front for me.
