wide ass lupo

i have seen two body kits that i like. (well the arches anyway)

if i got one of the how hard will they be to fit and how hard will they be to remove?

and aso when the windows get tinted (flim) how hard is it to remove them?


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chris

 

If you just spit on them, that should hold them on for a few seconds, which would allow you to take them off again straight away, when you see how pooe they look!

 

why do you need to take them off again?
the window tint aint worth taking off once on the car!
the body kits looks nice but would have to say 2 looks better over 1 and once there on there gonna be an ass to take off but dont think hat there designed to be removable

 

blue one is nice

 

Window Tints are not too horrendous to remove, you just peel them off and then use a good glass polish to remove the glue.

Bodykits are another matter, as even if you haven't had the wings chopped up to fit it, when you remove it you will likely need to respray half the car anyway!

 

don't like em personally, better off upgrading to Lupo GTI spec kit...now they DO look nice .

And would be factory fitment as well...so much easier

 

Quite like this!

 

the blue one

the arches remind me of saxo

 

i want to remove it because when i come to sale it. as it's only a 1.0 it is a ideal first car but if it has a body kit and tint on it only a certain group of people. (i.e young divers will want it) and if there is not kit or tint then i can try and sell to older drivers . ie mums who want to do the shopping

 

second one has a vr6 engine in it iirc, and i seem to think the kit is an abt one?

 

Would the VR6 engine clearly visible in the bay not sort of give that bit away?

 

You really are crediting the forum users with more intelligence than many actually have

 

I wanna get a vr6 cover for my 20vt

 

fitting one of those bodykit things is going to involve drilling and/or sticking on with sealant. Once it's on it's not coming off without requiring lots of work including pretty much a full re-spray. If you're not planning on keeping the car long you don't really want to be thinking about such radical modifications for it.

 

what he said ,

if you want to mod your current car and then sell it, just do wheels and stuff that can be taken off with little to no trouble, save your pennies and get a car you want/can mod with no worries and do it.

as for body kits the GTI kit is tasty as is the venom lupo, the rest in my eyes are awful