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Brett

posted on 17th Jul 14 at 10:56

Remember me and my dad fitting my Combat 2 wide kit in the garage :lol: Shocking quality tbh, but as complete n00bs we did manage it.


Ian

posted on 17th Jul 14 at 10:48

Note how the stock photo on that listing is a factory car.

Fiberglass might save you money to buy but its complete false economy if it doesn't fit right - unless you're doing it yourself and very skilled then expect a big bodyshop bill to sort it.


willay

posted on 17th Jul 14 at 09:14

quote:
Originally posted by hockeydude780
Went hunting and I've managed to get all genuine parts off ebay so far, but I can't find genuine used side skirts anywhere! Any ideas?



[Edited on 16-07-2014 by hockeydude780]


Get a daily search setup on eBay, or look for cars breaking. One will turn up soon they always do :)


AndyCorsaSport

posted on 16th Jul 14 at 22:13

Don't get fibreglass. Will fit shit, cheaply made etc.

Best off sticking with genuine used. Only the front bumper is different for facelift so rear and sideskirts Gould be easy enough to find. Only problem is there's plenty of people who want them therefor they demand a higher price.

eBay/gumtree places like that best place to look.


hockeydude780

posted on 16th Jul 14 at 21:22

Went hunting and I've managed to get all genuine parts off ebay so far, but I can't find genuine used side skirts anywhere! Any ideas?



[Edited on 16-07-2014 by hockeydude780]


oceansoul

posted on 16th Jul 14 at 19:11

quote:
Originally posted by tom130691
http://www.ebay.ph/itm/Vauxhall-Corsa-D-Facelift-Body-Kit-2013-/271381896777?pt=UK_Car_Exterior_Accessories&hash=item3f2f9f1e49


Ebay in Philippines? :look:


tom130691

posted on 16th Jul 14 at 19:01

putting a body kit will do more insurance wise than trimming the bumper :lol:


so its just the limited edition kit surely you could buy it second hand, it will fit better and you could probably get your colour


link for everyone else

http://www.ebay.ph/itm/Vauxhall-Corsa-D-Facelift-Body-Kit-2013-/271381896777?pt=UK_Car_Exterior_Accessories&hash=item3f2f9f1e49


hockeydude780

posted on 16th Jul 14 at 17:21

I am thinking of buying a body kit for my 2011 Corsa Excite 1.2, and as it is the facelift model bodykits for it are very epensive. I have however come across fibreglass replicas of the body kit for around £200 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-C...item3f2f9f1e49) , a reasonable enough price. I do have some concerns about it though.

I do know some people who have fitted fibreglass kits to their cars, and they say that it just chips due to stones off the road hitting it etc. What is your opinion on it? Should I just save for the original parts or try to source second hand parts from ebay etc and get them posted and sprayed or should I consider these kits?

Also, as my car doesn't have the sports exhaust, if i wanted to fit a sports exhaust would I have to replace my back bumper? I know some people have just cut their bumper to make it fit before, but I would be reluctant to do so! Im sure that voids the insurance in some way?

Thanks!