Blitz body kit???????????????????????

[95mitsugsx]

Which manufacturer makes it and where can I get it for cheap. also is it full uruthane. what do I need to do to my 95 to get it to fit properly besides the 97 up tailights.

 

[tyuen]

check out the blitz body kit @ www.604racing.com

it's on special!

 

[bigmogst]

I am selling a blitz bodykit for $600 it origanilly bought it for $950 It has been sitting in my basement for so long never been used don't have the money to put it on so if u want it email me at [email protected] just let me know. Must sell asap.

 

[Nikita]

good god, it's not like there is only one specific blitz kit!! . the blitz is a style. MANY companies make them. they come in fiberglass AND urethane. your taillgihts are fine, but you'll need to pick up some reverse lights. check out www.autobahnmotorsports.com , they carry kits by han auto trends, i own the typhoon kit made by them and like it very much.

 

[joel3434]

would a blitz bodykit, or any bodykit for an eclipse fit on a talon

 

[greathuskie]

Originally posted by joel3434
would a blitz bodykit, or any bodykit for an eclipse fit on a talon

stole the words out of my mouth

 

[cucumber]

www.asylumms.com

Check ebay.

Save your money.

 

[ProJek-S&G]

Originally posted by cucumber
www.asylumms.com

Check ebay.

Save your money.

ebay is the best answer

 

[TalonRacer18]

The blitz rear bumper will fit on the talon just read this site, and it will tell you everything. http://www.2gnt.com/www/files/eclipserearconversion.htm

 

[Nikita]

it's not ALWAYS a good idea to buy the "cheapest", especially when dealing with a body kit. a cheap kit is gonna be just that...cheap. you want a kit that is built WELL, meaning no waves, minimal cracks/imperfections, and it FITS. you may not realize it now, but once you get that kit on and it's overlapping in some places and not matching up to the factory seams in other places...you'll understand what i'm talking about.

 

[redgst97]

I know that one!! I recently bought a rear bumper for my Eclipse. It is from VIS...which I understand to be high quality.

However...the new guy must have been working unsupervised for the first time when they made my rear bumper!!

It was taken out of the mold too soon, and set up its face. I call the face the area that is facing out...where you would put the license plate. Now, this area was on the ground, so the sides (back of the wheel wells) were facing straight up...toward the cieling. Since the fiberglass had not fully cured, gravinty too effect, and "pulled" the sides down a bit.
By "a bit", I mean about 3 inches on each side.

As a result...my car is about 3 inches wider in the rear...and I spent a few hundred more at the body shop.

My suggestion....get the "best" you can. DONT skimp and get the cheapest kit you can find. Get quotes from the local bosy shop...and be prepared to spend more if necesary.

John

 

[redgst97]

I know that one!! I recently bought a rear bumper for my Eclipse. It is from VIS...which I understand to be high quality.

However...the new guy must have been working unsupervised for the first time when they made my rear bumper!!

It was taken out of the mold too soon, and set up its face. I call the face the area that is facing out...where you would put the license plate. Now, this area was on the ground, so the sides (back of the wheel wells) were facing straight up...toward the cieling. Since the fiberglass had not fully cured, gravinty too effect, and "pulled" the sides down a bit.
By "a bit", I mean about 3 inches on each side.

As a result...my car is about 3 inches wider in the rear...and I spent a few hundred more at the body shop.

My suggestion....get the "best" you can. DONT skimp and get the cheapest kit you can find. Get quotes from the local bosy shop...and be prepared to spend more if necesary.

John

 

[redgst97]

I know that one!! I recently bought a rear bumper for my Eclipse. It is from VIS...which I understand to be high quality.

However...the new guy must have been working unsupervised for the first time when they made my rear bumper!!

It was taken out of the mold too soon, and set up its face. I call the face the area that is facing out...where you would put the license plate. Now, this area was on the ground, so the sides (back of the wheel wells) were facing straight up...toward the cieling. Since the fiberglass had not fully cured, gravinty too effect, and "pulled" the sides down a bit.
By "a bit", I mean about 3 inches on each side.

As a result...my car is about 3 inches wider in the rear...and I spent a few hundred more at the body shop.

My suggestion....get the "best" you can. DONT skimp and get the cheapest kit you can find. Get quotes from the local bosy shop...and be prepared to spend more if necesary.

John

 

[laracer]

I ALSO RECOMMEND VIS -- OUT OF ALL THE KITS I'VE WORKED WITH, VIS' KITS ARE THE BEST, NOT PERFECT, BUT UR BEST BET
AS FOR URETHANE, VERSUS CARRIES IT BUT I HEARD IT WARPS IN THE SUN

 

[TalonRacer18]

urethane does not warp in the sun. Urethane is what the stock bumpers are made out of and they dont warp do they? nope not a sign of it