Wide body kits?

[Wagonbacker9]

Track racing you want more. Lol. More sticky on the groud the better. And the race cars I know are much lower then wagons car.

Well, I could go lower and still clear the rubber, and this looks pretty similar to my height...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Gran...eet_Legal_&hash=item2a078fa478#ht_1497wt_1015

 

[Outlawstar98]

^that looks lower to me.

But honestly there is no need for a widebody kit unless you want some massive rubber on your car, like a 9" wheel hahah. And that's completely useless for any street legal protege. Great for GT class cars though. (porche's usually use 9-10" wide for their gt cars (for the rear) idk what the RX-8's use.

Hell I have a used tire in my basement for a 18x9.5" tire hahah. Came off a 350z. Car looked awesome. But no tread left at all haha

 

[christiansMSP]

why the msp body kit is beautiful?

 

[StealthWyvern]

I've got 245 tires on the front of my car, 225 rear, no fender rolling, 8" wheels all around. Its all about offset.

offest makes a huge difference as you stated. Hell even with stock wheels and stock tire size i rub

 

[Turbojuice]

Ya I definitely rub while taking turns over a bump on occasion too with stock racingharts

 

[Wagonbacker9]

you've either gotta be on the ground, or spaced way out to rub the RH's.

 

[Turbojuice]

then i should probably check what that sound is hehe...

 

[StealthWyvern]

you've either gotta be on the ground, or spaced way out to rub the RH's.

no where near being slammed on the ground or spaced at all. Stock wheels, stock tire size, lowered on tiens and run full tilt to the right on the inside frame rail for lack of a better term.