well the zx has been off road for way too long now and while its been off road some t**t decided it was there right to climb on the back of the car and break the rear spoiler so last weekend i have been a bit busy with repairs.

 

So on with a bit of fibreglassing back together

 

 

 

 

And then some sanding(well quite a lot of sanding)

 

 

 

 

and after a light coat of paint

 

 

 

quite a good bit of weekend time spent on car. also had some rust so now have a huge hole in drivers side sill to repair

 

 

 

so that should keep me busy for a while,lol

300 looks so good with them big dish alloys but not shure about the wheel arch extensions its hard to tell from the pics but it looks like they dont blend in well with your body kit imo.

 

Thats the same as ive been thinking.

Maybe look a bit better if the wheels sat further out.

May have to see if anyone has some hub spacers i can borrow to try.

May have go get some cheap front wings and try plan 2 first and see if it looks any better.

Wheel Spacers required mate around 60mm will look good:thumbup1:

 

Think 60mm maybe a little too much. 20-25mm should be ok.

I prefer the smooth look over the arched out look, but the wheels catch and i need to cut out more clearance around the tyres.

just take a tape measure and measure from the tyre face to the lips outer edge. that way it will fill it without poking out, or hanging back inside the arch and looking like a queer hatchback.

Prefer the clean look as the arches throw off the low line of the diffuser, probably work better as a wide body kit with that set up, shame you can't fit as is, think it looks great.

Some great work going on there the zed is looking well. If you decide to take the arches off I maybe interested.

I think side on it really suits it, you've got a lot going on with spoilers, splitters, skirts etc, and the arches add to the effect.

 

Get some spacers on there and complete the look :rockon:

Rather than cut the arches why not roll and flare them and then fit the overfenders, the rims won't catch then

Rather than cut the arches why not roll and flare them and then fit the overfenders' date=' the rims won't catch then[/quote']

 

There already been rolled and stretched.

What rims are you running on there at the moment mate (width/offset)?

They are currently 275/35/19. Dont know the excact size but think they are 10.5inch. But are a toyota supra fitment so offset is different to ours.

Have had 285/30/19 on and they still fouled the bodywork.

19's are big old rims to be fair

Ye they are. I would like to swap them for the same style but in 18" and cure the problem in one go.

But the wheels imo suit the car so well i dont wonna change them for owt else.