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just wanting to know if any one knows how hard it would be to modify a ba gt body kit to fit on a xf s-pak sedan
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84_Fairlane |
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ive seen some photoshops of this before on other forums, looks bloody horiable
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baw351 |
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There was a orange xf ute at easternats last year that had a ba gt front bar. Im pretty sure it had a buisness name on it , i will try to find the pics for ya.
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nah that was the whole BA front end not just bar
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kraddy |
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baw351 wrote: There was a orange xf ute at easternats last year that had a ba gt front bar. Im pretty sure it had a buisness name on it , i will try to find the pics for ya.
Plates are KILAXD. Its a mate of mine. Try googling "Forte Body Styling". That ute is an awsome machine; Twin turbo 460! |
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aussie_macca |
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the fella with the 460tt...is that robbie forte's older brother from rosey?
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Tocchi |
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real quick explanation how to do it:
- cut the top part (1/3 to 1/4) of the XF bar (for mounting points) - do the same for the BA bar - then fibreglass and re-enforce them together - and then sand, bog, etc i was gonna do that way to my XG, here's a rough example of how it may look the actual BA bumper is just resting against the ute and on a brick lol ive decided to do the whole front end conversion (full bumper, lights etc) its a hard job... but if you are handy with an angle grinder, welder or fibreglassing, then you should be fine. progress shot from 2 weeks ago - more 1/4 panel has to be cut out to suit the BA lights, i have to trim the 'overlap' near the wheels... and the pics dont show it well, but ive 'gutted' the inner parts where the lights sit, to fit the BA lights |
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