Keep or remove body kit?
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I'm definitely NOT a person that likes to keep things stock, or thinks that vehicles should be left in factory condition. To me, that's boring. However, that particular kit just doesn't flow with the vehicle. It looks much better now that it's off!
There are plenty of kits out there that will look better.
There are plenty of kits out there that will look better.
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looks 100000x much better! but I personally dont like the look of the chin spoiler. I'd see about getting a different one, like the CDC classic or perhaps the Steeda Lip.
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Looks terrible, IMO. Take it off and hope the paint is OK underneath.
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Personally, I'm not keen on it. But that's not to say that you should remove it. If you like it, keep it on the car. It's my humble opinion that the stock GT looks great naturally...
Here's mine...
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Dazza
Here's mine...
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Cheers
Dazza
Very clean and just the right amount of additions without going over the top.
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