dimma concept kit - Saxperience

kylesax · 10th August 2004, 15:40

Could anyone who has fitted the dimma concept kit help me out here please.
Am i right in thinking that the kit just bonds over the origonal bumpers/skirts? I have read the rear bumper guide and that does but what about the rest.
Also does any of the kit require modification/cutting/etc. because my insurance wont let me fit it until November but i need to get it sprayed up now while the weather's warm.

Scott^p · 10th August 2004, 16:05

skirts are bolt on but i have heard people having a little trouble getting them on.
The front bumper bonds over the origional bumper

AdamW · 10th August 2004, 16:31

the front and rear bumper bond onto the original bumpers!! no cutting was invovled when i fitted mine, but its very hard to get them on, i had mine fitted and sprayed by www.midasstyling.co.uk for jus ova 1200 quid, not a bad price for the job they did

kylesax · 11th August 2004, 22:07

12oo quid!thats without the price of the bodykit init? wow, sure is expensive.

swijnsm · 12th August 2004, 17:18

putting a dimma kit under your car isn't cheap no! but its great quality too

marke_vtr · 12th August 2004, 20:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by swijnsm

putting a dimma kit under your car isn't cheap no! but its great quality too

UNDER!

don't you mean ON!

would look alot better!

but have to agree £1200s alot to have a kit spayed and fitted

kylesax · 20th August 2004, 00:30

dont suppose u know if i could get 16's with 195's on without havin to touch the dimma kit?

Scott^p · 20th August 2004, 15:06

you shouldnt have to touch the dimma kit but the rear arches will need a bit of a seeing to

AdamW · 20th August 2004, 15:16

This price also included the smoothed boot and rollin the arches, soz for any confuusion

kylesax · 20th August 2004, 22:39

adamwales so u would recommend midasstyling then? How long did it take them to do ur car cos i live in yorkshire so its a fair treck to hertford.