"How hard is it to put a ground effects kit it on a 95 v6? Is it possible for the do it yourselfer or it something a you need a professional for? I am talking about front, sides, rear, sidecopes and even wing?"</P>


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you gonna put some clear euro lights on the back to?? <IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">I dont know a body kit on a stang sounds kind of... "ricey".</P>

 

yeah i agree, i love the stock look. the only body kit id put on a stang would be a saleen or a cobra R kit, but then your like a poser. i say stick with the stock look. unless you wanna be known as domestic rice.

 

I have a 1988 Mustang LX, and I was wondering if the GT style ground effects just bolt on? I found the style of them on the internet.

 

Very easy, make sure u have all the holes made b4 it goes to paint

 

dont get mustang body kits period. my opinion, if your going to put new stuff on it, put other mustang parts on it, such as a cobra hood on a gt, thats ok, NO RICEY BODY KITS

 

I personaly like the Roush Kit, its expensive but its the best kit around in my eyes.

 

why is it the best? its useless regardless of looks and a pricetag doesnt mean performance.</P>

 

Whats wrong with looking good while you go fast? As long as you dont try to look fast when your not, there isnt anything wrong with it. Why do people put white face gauges in their stangs? But clear tail lights is where I draw the line. I know some body kits look ricey, some are just plain MEAN, like a waitress at Waffle House after you don't leave a tip that says brush your teeth.</P>

 

uh ok. i walk away from this thread with such a vast knowledge of the world now. thanks for the intel.</P>


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wouldn't putting a Roush kit on a 95 sixer be looking fast when you're not?