and those rims...whew. they look like engine cooling fans bolted in the wheels. not my style. but the ground effects are nice...pretty subtle which is cool.

 

Isn't the just lowered standard ???

Need full pics of the complete kit, although not 100% convinced myself, not many people will entertain the idea without full GOOD QUALITY pics !

 

[quote="Doc"]I agree as well. I had a Honda S2000 raodster and put the ground effects on it. After knocking the front spoiler off it TWICE due to running it up over a low curb while parking, I got tired of replacing it and simply removed ( a $400 piece of plastic that I had bought TWICE).

No ground effects for me. I agree, the Crossfire Roadster is a gorgeous car without any extra plastic.

NICE looking Roadster! I'm wondering about the cost and power benefits you saw with the exhaust and air filters. I'm looking for a little uummpphh without too much $$$$$.
Thanks

 

I think you are better off just lowering the car a couple of inches.

 

I like the rocker panel does'nt have to be that low.Why don't you try the rice maker companies?

 

call up wings west and ask them..

-marc

 

Hey brotha!

Try SVE Imageworks in Troy, MI.
http://sveimageworks.com/index.asp

 

Ain't it though? People stop popping off with their opinions about why you shouldn't do what you want to do, as if you making a ground effects kit somehow affects their car in a calamitous way. I wish I knew where to point you, but I don't. But I will offer you encouragement, and don't let the doubters bring you down.