View Full Version : R2 Bodykit???
Shortchange14
11-08-2001, 05:46 PM
who makes it because I just saw it and its hott!
id242
11-09-2001, 12:05 AM
I happen to have the kit installed on my car and have been driving with it for several months now.
If you are thinking about buying it, and you want to put it on your "daily driven" Celica... you can FORGET about lowering unless you have ATLEAST 19" wheels!!!
Another thing - you NEED to have ATLEAST 17" wheels on your car (without ANY lowering) to drive this bad-boy around.
With stock wheels and NO lowering, you are 4" from the ground.
The kit extends the rear of your car by 8", the TRD Extended exhaust that comes out 6" - my point, your exhaust will NOT come past the R2 bumper, even though you need an extended exhaust (this could be bad, no?)
The front of the car with the R2 kit comes out an extra 6" then with the stock front bumper. Also, the R2 front bumper is squared at the bottom... unlike the stock bumper which is angled / rounded... and 6" shorter.
You can FORGET about taking your car with this kit to do your grocery shopping. And if you got passengers in your car, make sure they are a COMBINED total of NO MORE then 300lbs... or you aren
Shortchange14
11-09-2001, 11:54 AM
hey man thanks for the info man I guess I will not be purchasing it even tho its hott!
Shortchange14
11-09-2001, 12:09 PM
Hey man thanks alot for the Info and since my car is used for everday use I guess the R2 wouldnt be the best plus I dont have the money to upgrade rims and springs just yet! Thank alot tho and your car is defenatly hott
darkduwende
11-09-2001, 01:21 PM
id242, you've probably got that whole response saved somewhere so it's ready to cut and paste everytime, huh? j/k <IMG SRC="http://www.newcelica.org/ubb/smilies/cwm12.gif" border=0>
Shortchange14, I agree with id242 for the most part but 19" rims may be a bit excessive... I think with 17" rims and not lowered less then 1" you should be just fine with the R2 kit. You do have to change the way you drive but that's the case with any kit.
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cool2miketlu
11-09-2001, 06:30 PM
id242 has 17" with 45 profile tires not lowered and he scraps alot, maybe your roads at places you drive is nicely paved or something. With my Veilside kit I scrap everywhere if I do not go into and out of drive ways at extreme angle. I have 17" with 40 or 35 profile I forgot and everytime it scrapes it could mean the end of an expensive kit.
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Injen CAI, exhaust, Cusco bar, Eibach pro springs, 17" Axis Touring rims, C-One style CF hood scoop, clear corners, APC 5 color indiglo gauges, powered antenna, TRD short shifter, TRD CF shift knob, Apexi S-AFC, super white lights (high, low, fogs, clear corner),Billet aluminum floor mats, chromed meatballs!Veilside kit pics: http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=4292287463&show_all=1&start=1
Paid soon to come: roof spoiler, possibly NOS kit if Jermaine can hook me up.
Getting as soon as I can find a good price: Turbo as soon as a reliable kit comes out.
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