Razzi kit question
 

So I am about to install a Razzi kit on my car. I have the Oldsmobile front license plate bracket on my OEM bumper. I was wondering if the bracket would bolt onto the Razzi kit without any issues or will I need to dremel it out to accommodate the lip kit?

zip tie it onto the mesh

haha. I don't do mesh. It's to ricy for my taste. I like more of a 90's street look. Plus I have my kisk as Oldsmobile front plate that needs to be front and center.

See how pretty it is ;)

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...o/DSCN2618.jpg

Man I'm so glad Michigan doesn't require us to have a front license plate.

so are non functional hood scoops.

Im going for a similar look as the Intrigue 442 which also had non functional scoops and didn't look at all ricy other than the rear spoiler which would have been fine had it been an inch lower.

Indiana doesn't require a front plate but I have an Oldsmobile plate that I like on that bracket.

FYI, the Intrigue 442 scoops were functional.

Then the site I was looking at was wrong about it. I LOVE the way that car looks! I'd give a leg for that thing if I could drive it, but I don't think it can be driven?... something about the title was my understanding... sad.. but I suppose you could buy another Intrigue and just move all of the good parts to it. :haha:

Iv always liked the osv intrigia better then alero.

We are talking about the 442 Concepts, not the OSVs.......

No it wasn't. Sorry kyle.

Same here in Québec so i just remove that ugly thing out of the front bumper , looks so much better now without it :biggrin:

hmmm from the pictures I have it sure looks like it.....

I was looking here. It looks like this lucky sob owns it... I can't stop drooling!

http://www.oldsfe3x.com/intrigue442concept.htm

Anyone in the Indianapolis area know anyone who installs body kits? This is to easy to mess up and I want it to look perfect when it's done. I'm thinking about installing the Razzi bumpers and nixing the Razzi skirts in favor of the stock GAGT skirts that should just bolt right up. If not, I'll have to mold the fender and quarter flairs of the GAGT skirts onto the Razzi skirts which sounds annoying.

excuse me, I have to go change my pants real quick

no experience in body work please dont attempt it, if you are clueless about installing a body kit and molding a kit the correct way so it does crack and it will bond, DONT DO IT!!

if ya do and dont heed my advice guys like me will take a look at it, and you will be charged double and or triple to redo and fix what you call "body work"

now i will offer my services my woman lives in nw indiana schererville to be exact and ill be more then happy to install this kit, of course for a fee

so its your choice

When I had mine done, I took it to a place by my home that does collision repair. They had done excellent body repair work for me in the past, so I knew what to expect. They said they have never had an easier-fitting ground effects kit, but that can be attributed to the fact that it goes on over the stock faschias.
In any case, they seam-sealed the Razzi front and rear air dams, and added rivets to get the rocker extentions to stay in place. It was not molded to the factory body pieces. It turned out really well, but everyone gave me a hard time for what I spent to have it done.
I'd rather pay a professional to do it and know that the job was done right the first time.

^^the cost to get an improper install fixed will easily top the price of paying to get it done right the first time. they would know, as I do from experience as well.