Lose the body kit and you can lower it a bit. You can probably lower it with that kit, but odds are its going to self destruct (IDK how Jax roads are).
and from small pics on CL you probably can't tell how cheaply those kits are made. if the price is right do it, but don't pay for crappy knock off pieces. 20 companies make spider body kits and who knows about there quality.
and I've never heard of akita rims in my life.
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but yea i wouldnt stroke ryan unless shrek was watching.
well the body kit was actually fitted for a different car so it didnt fit that great, so he had a shop mold it to his car and they ended up having to add on about 3 inches to the lip of the front bumper and some other crap too
the kit cost him around a grand..and after he got the to do everything to make it fit he was down almost 3 grand!
he just got out of the army so hes kinda just blowin money..
i checked it out and drove it and everything
it seemed fine
and its pretty fast and SUPER clean inside and out
and hes been gone for around 2 years so the car hasnt been dogged as much as other preludes for sale
Mileage is good. If the shop did a crappy job on molding that ugly body kit that belongs to another car, then it will start falling apart soon. Does he have bigger pics? 5 speed or auto?
Car seems ok, I personally wouldn't buy it because of the kit. I have see that kit on a lot of cars including my old civic I had years ago. But if your looking for a show car then that seems like what you should get. Molded body kit, big rims, aftermarket tail lights seems like the beginning of a show car to me.
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