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Hi guys...

I might be getting a S15 200SX in the near future, Im thinking to build it for SHOW, But that dosnt mean i wont hold the on kW.

Anywho I just wanted to know what you like best out of these, remember it will be more for show

The Top Secret Wide Kit

The C-West Wide Type GT

The 'Wide' Kazama Kit

Im pretty sure you all know what these look like but i will throw in a few pics anyway :D

If you know of any other SWEET S15 Kit Please post it here. (must be wide body)

Cheers Guys.

*note

The Top Secret Wide Kit = Gold One

The C-West Wide Type GT = Sliver One

The 'Wide' Kazama Kit = Red One

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The Top S looks more for Drift.

The Kazama looks Drag.

And the C-West is Nice but its as common on S15's as is the 400R on R33's.

The Kazama gets my vote :D Couldnt help but also say, See the vents on the Boot... Even better if you have a System :D

The Kazama also seems to be the best aerodynamic efficient for supplying air to the intercooler.

RB26_S15,

This is the full MASA Kit.

yeah that gets my vote.

i reckon wide body kits like the kazama look cool from the front and sides, but the back sucks ass cause they dont blend the guards back into the panels... it just kinda stops. I reckon thats ugly.

http://www.jracing.com.au/widebodys15.html

i've seen this car in the flesh and it's looks hot. many here may have seen it at autosalons.

imo, it's much nicer than a lot of the other ones around, but buying it and getting it fitted might be hard, and MAY involve a drive to canberra.

give jerry a ring (the shop owner), his number is on the site somewhere

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