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Old 08-22-2004, 07:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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95 accord side skirts !!!

just a bit of an update, as i see that a lot of you didnt believe it could be done, but then again, everything i start doin i finish. I dont have a lot of pics, but here are 2 pics with my accord front sides and rear. most of you have already seen my front from the write up, and the rear, so here are the skirts. Now dont go all out and copy my style :greedy:






I went to a meet yesterday, and the luders there just loved the looks the accord kit. these pics dont do justice to my car nor the kit but i was in a hurry so it ll do for now, i ll take some more high res pics once i m done with a couple of things, such as gettin a new set of wheels and so on.
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Looks good.. I wanna see the kit color matched to the car.. I think it would look really clean.
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I'll stick to stock on the sides but the may give that rear skirt a try one of these days
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Looks good.. I wanna see the kit color matched to the car.. I think it would look really clean.
yea i thought about it too, but its too much of a pain, i had my stock sides and stock front painted white, and they looked good for a few months, after that, it was chips after chips, and they started to look really nasty, so this time, i painted everything black with bumper coating black, so it looks nice clean and smooth pretty much just like stock. With this bumper coating paint, there is nothin to worry bout chippin and such, the paint just makes it looks like brand new rubber moldings, like they are supposed to be. Besides, paint never really sticks too well on plastic moldings, unless u pay a load of money to get it done right. if i were to spend all that money into paint, i d be better off getting body kit type skirts.
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95vtex did this mod a year ago. :P anyways.. nice =] better in person
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^^^ yea i kno, he told me so after readin that i had planned on doin it a while back when i did the front lip. To be honest i had given up on the project for a while, then he showed me a pic of his car with them on, and i was convinced to pick up where i had left off But for some reason, not many people knew about his doin it cause they were all on my case bout not being able to make them fit.
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Pretty nice! You rims look huge for some reason. What are they? 18's?

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^^^ haha yea i get that a lot. They are 17s, on 205 40, i m dropped about 3 inches so maybe that has something to dowith it i dont know . I m actually sellin them pretty soon. I m leaning towards the ADR Vision in gunmetal with some 215 40s. Check em out on the ADR website. I ll make up my mind in a few days.
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I thought about these when I go tmy car painted.. I need a better front lip .. I was looking on preludecrazy.com, the aztec front/rear would be the bomb with these accord sides.
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are the accord sideskirts all that much different from the lude sideskirts?
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What kind of modification is needed to make the Accord side's fit?
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^^^ not much, just trimming, drillin and screwin is all i did.
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