I saw a wheel manufacturer's ad that featured an S2000 with a widebody kit. It was a very tasteful kit but the wheel manufacturer doesn't know anything about the kit.

Has anyone seen any widebody kits? It sure would make wheel buying less difficult.

If there was any way to be able to use rims with a 38-45mm offset the world would be your oyster as far as rims go!

 

http://www.aitracing.com/

That is my friend's s2k, it's wideboy. PM me if you want to directly talk with him.

-Trung

 

The have that kit in the go fast lab.

 

Sorcery just came out w/ a kit, and I think Mastergrade has one also. All the kits look great from every angle except the rear.

 

Gee, choices!! That is too much to ask for. I can't view the pics on aitracing but I will keep trying.

I will check out gofastlab as well.

 

mastergrade's kit looks the best, it's about a few thousand dollars though.

 

A few thousand dollars? Youve got to be kidding. They are the same guys that make fake JDM kits. Why waste your money? I wouldnt pay more than $700 for a widebody kit from any US maker. Who cares how they look when the quality is very poor and have no function what so ever...
These guys are trying to bring the S2000 market to where the civic/integra/prelude market is today. We dont need that at all. To many fake kits, kits that dont fit right and weigh a ton.
Sorry to be so straight forward but thats how I feel on US made widebody kits. I also heard some of these guys have very bad customer survice. So just be careful and good luck.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by J'sAP1

 

if u order from mastergrade: good f***in luck!!!!!!!!

 

I am having no luck. Altracing site's pics won't load and they won't return emails.

I also can't seem to navigate in Gofastlab cause I don't find any bodykits at all.

As far as a widebody kit being of no use, that may be true if you don't like the look, but I am trying to see if that will allow me to buy regular rims. We are so limited with our large offsets this might let me have a choice of rims