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would be too expensive man for one person... would probably be cheaper to buy the real thing from japan :D

costs like 350 or something just to make the mould and another 300 for a copy to be made from them... and thats just the sides... mould for a bar i think was 500 and 350 for a copy to be made.

Heard of zeus clips?

They pop off.. mind you I'm not sure how practical they would be on the street if someone walked past your car and snagged it with pants and it popped off.

Shrug I was going to investigate this for the front bar when I got my ceffy.

Never heard of them man, but thanks... they're probably what i was thinking of.

yeah, i've got no idea about street practicality. Let me know how it goes if you do experiment.

Cheers,

Dave.

so nark think u can make some molds and profit off the copies :)

:cheers: id only do it there were enough people to make it viable... which there probably wont be... i dont like doing things for profit like this anyway... would rather just do it at cost.

good news everyone, just been in touch with my bodykit maker... he's agreed to pay for making moulds of a kit if I can bring an original in... soooo I'll have to find a kit no one has... but not too wanky coz I wanna chuck it on my old man's car as well. Maybe a nice cheap lil autech copy ;)

hmm i DO have access to URAS's wholesale prices... hmmm but their kit is so fugly (thinkin bout my car here) only reason I'd get it was its made of that twisty eurathane, which the copies won't have anyways.

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