Geez those rear fenders are giagantic. What size wheels tires are you putting on the back? This is gonna be a monsta.

 

Some serious work going on here! Cant wait to see the finished product! Have you decided on wheels and sizes yet?

 

wow dude...you are insane!!! can't wait to see

 

tires for rear: 305x25x20

Wheel: width either 10.5 with negative offset or 11.. or spacer and use my old set of wheel.

 

man...its gonnna look sweet...this decides if i get this kit or not lol. your rims are gonna have a huge lip on em! keep the pics commin!

 

im not feeling the front or rear bumpers but the fender work came out amazing

 

For regular Veilside 3 and widebody version, this is how it will looks:

http://www.zmodified.com/gallery/thu....php?album=794

 

the top ones ar 10" wide with et29 i think
imagine these 11" to 12" wide with neutral offset

 

thanks! but i wanna see a roadster with the fender flares...im intrested to see what it looks like molded...ive seen one with the rivits but that didn't look good.

 

Man its looking good Hmm maybe i'll mold my jp vizage kit . Thats if it ever gets here.

 

I'm not a fan of too many spokes wheel.

 

new trend now: Mold bodykit? Blend them all together? lolz

 

Man...that's going to look INSANE!

 

too rich for my blood...

 

This is crazy...can't wait for the final results!!!

 

nah..still cheaper than your APS system. hehe

 

Alex,

I know we've had our differences, but from a Z guy to a Z guy...there is NO WAY you should be paying $1000-$1500 for a gallon of paint. This must be some super-duper/special/reflective/color-changing/soft-touch/chameleon paint that is only found on Mars. If your body-shop is charging you that much, they are ripping you off 10-fold. You can get some "House of Kolor" paint for 1/8th the price of that. It doesn't matter what color it is either.

I'd look into maybe getting the paint yourself or something if they plan on charging you that much.

Also, the dark-green filler they used is called "Kitty-hair". It's a spreadable fiberglass filler that is INCREDIBLY strong when cured. That stuff isn't cheap either and they used a good amount on there. That's a sign that they're doing a good job.

 

That is the quote i got from a local paint store here. it is one of the reason why i'm still undecide on getting a new color because the cost of it. Bodyshop will paint it for free.

 

You must be going with a chameleon then. Anything else and they are over-charging you tremendously.

 

i have no idea. I saw some of the sample they hang on the wall. Pick out the one i like and ask for price. SO even with $1000/gallon, that still too much?