Feed Body Kit Info
09-01-2003, 07:42 PM
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New FEED body kit
May be old news, came across it tonight.
To see all of the images, go to www.pac-gate.co.jp/feed and click on the RX8 link.
To see all of the images, go to www.pac-gate.co.jp/feed and click on the RX8 link.
09-02-2003, 01:20 PM
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...i now have a new favourite: move over MazdaSpeed.
the shape of the duct leading to the IC and rad is just sexy.
the splitter could really do without those silly whatever-they-are loops on the bottom though.
the shape of the duct leading to the IC and rad is just sexy.
the splitter could really do without those silly whatever-they-are loops on the bottom though.
09-02-2003, 07:41 PM
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Just go to www.altavista.com and use their translate from Japanese to English feature. Won't be exact, but it'll get you in the ballpark.
The bottom ducts can be used for brake ducts. They Type II and IIR for the FD have these and they came very handy when I installed a 25 row Mocal on the passenger's side.
Frankly, the "FEED" type front end looks much better on the FD's than on the 8. My favorite is the RE-Amemiya. Smaller ducts, better high speed aerodynamics.
The bottom ducts can be used for brake ducts. They Type II and IIR for the FD have these and they came very handy when I installed a 25 row Mocal on the passenger's side.
Frankly, the "FEED" type front end looks much better on the FD's than on the 8. My favorite is the RE-Amemiya. Smaller ducts, better high speed aerodynamics.
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