3rd gen bodykits???

Started by <--rYaN-->, March 23, 2003, 11:44:25 PM

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<--rYaN-->

i always liked the c-west kit, and i love that scoot hood! somebody on here was doing replicas a while back!

im not sure what skirts they are to be honest, they came with the car when i bought it, they look similar to the wings west ones, not 100% sure though!
1999 Type RB-S
My Car

ScuttleRX

no i meant the MazdaSpeed GTC ones you said you bought, had a look at them on a website.

Where do you reckon I should fit the number plate on the C-west front? I cant make my mind up, where-ever i think of putting it seems to spoil it in some way!
Dont wanna put it same place as original one would go, was thinking of putting it in the centre recess in front of mesh, that way it would keep all the lines of the bumper intact, only thing is might reduce the airflow to the engine. I dunno, any ideas?

<--rYaN-->

im not sure to be honest! i had a number plate made up in a graphics shop that just sticks on, its much smaller than a stock number plate, and apparently your allowed to have any size numberplate anywhere on the front of your car as long as its an import and as long as its visible! not sure how much truth is in that but still looks much better with a smaller centred numberplate :)
1999 Type RB-S
My Car

ScuttleRX

Thanks 4 info, I\'ll have to look into that more, now you say it I remember reading somewhere that imports are allowed a smaller plate.
I\'ll have to find out how small you can make it, dont wanna give the old bill another excuse to pull me over !:)

Robertio

Characters & spacing have to be the same as a motorbike plate.

According to the DVLA website they know of no stick-on plates that are legal.

Guess who has recently been done for his plate :rolleyes: I\'m still trying to find somewhere local that will make me up a legal plate that is smaller than than a full size UK plate :mad:

<--rYaN-->

i heard jap imports were different thought because the stock bumpers dont come with places to mount the plates?
1999 Type RB-S
My Car

clive

QuoteOriginally posted by Robertio
Characters & spacing have to be the same as a motorbike plate.

According to the DVLA website they know of no stick-on plates that are legal.

Guess who has recently been done for his plate :rolleyes: I\'m still trying to find somewhere local that will make me up a legal plate that is smaller than than a full size UK plate :mad:

Try //www.gtgrafix.com , they should be able to "size" any style you want.  

Hope this helps .

All the best Clive
clive@mazdarotaryclub.com
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All the best Clive