Mustang Body Kit

About body kits

admin — Sun, 11 Mar 2012 02:14:13 +0000

The Boy Racer was chosen for Mustang body kit of the month because of its ability to completely overhaul the Mustang GT. Heads will turn twice as they see this race car like body kit roll down the streets. The full kit as pictured is $2,785. Don’t freak out, there are a variety of packages that range from a thousand up to the one pictured. The Mustang in the picture isn’t using stock wheels; it has 22 inch HRE rims. Overall the 10 piece body kit is the best deal. It’ll include front and rear bumpers, side skirts, four fender flares, and door caps for both sides. If you’re looking to put a unique spin on your new Mustang, than this body kit is sure to impress you. The only downside? High car insurance.A body kit is a modification done to vehicle’s exterior. Usually seen on cars, a body kit can be made out of fiberglass, carbon fiber, or polyurethane. Body kits are not limited to cars however. Truck, SUV, and even motercycle owners have been known to install body kits. If your goal is speed, than carbon fiber is the best material for the job. However, it does have its downsides such as cost and installation difficulty. Commonly accepted amongst most modders is polyurethane. It’s cost effective and easy to install. In general, body kits are installed for looks and not actual performance. The original purpose of a body kit was to deflect air around the car, and not under it, thus helping in the aerodynamics for certain motor sports such as drag racing and road racing. Adding a body kit to your vehicle will not only create an added aesthetic appeal, but also enhance the handling of your vehicle. This is achieved by the extra downforce created by the body kit which will make for a safer vehicle for you and your family. However, generally you will not see a significant performance difference once it’s installed. Mods done to the side skirts, front and rear bumpers, and the spolier are among the most common.Previously most modders bought kits that comprised of similiar looking pieces. However as times changed, people are starting to mix and match kits to get a cool look.

Noticing the growing trend, automakers have now started installing body kits by default. However, a lot of the factory installations are considered pointless, and modders are opting for after market kits.

Audi A4 Body Kit

admin — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 07:16:47 +0000

2006 – 2008 Extreme Dimensions Duraflex

2006 – VIS A4 Body Kit

2002 – 2005 Audi A4 B6 RS4 Full Body Kit

2002-2004 Audi A4 OTG Complete Body Kit Ground Effects – Duraflex Fiberglass

2002-2004 Audi A4 RS4 Complete Body Kit Ground Effects – Duraflex Fiberglass

Audi A4 Rieger RS4 Full Body Kit

Audi A4 / S4 DEVAL Full Body Kit

RACEONUSA HiFlex Type-220 RS4 Complete 4-Piece Body Kit – 4-Door

Nissan 300ZX Body Kit

admin — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:56:55 +0000

2000 EC-I Body Style

2000 300ZX Poison Style (Fiberglass)

1990 – 1996 Nissan 300ZX Sonar Body Kit Ground Effects

1990 – 1996 Nissan 300ZX Nascar (Turbo) Kit Black/Silver

1990 – 1996 Nissan 300ZX AB Complete 4 Piece Fiberglass Body Kit

1990-1996 Nissan 300zx 2+2 Complete Bomber Body Kit Ground Effects Fiberglass Duraflex

1990-1996 Nissan 300zx 2+2 Complete Vader Body Kit Ground Effects Duraflex Fiberglass

1990-1996 Nissan 300ZX 2+2 W-TYP 4 Piece Complete Body Kit (Fiberglass Rear + Sides) – Wings West

Biodiesel Motorcycle

admin — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 04:25:21 +0000

Improbably, yes. Useful in the future? Most definitely. This bulky motorcycle featuring a biodiesel engine was given a test drive in real traffic situations. At first it seemed a bit awkward getting it off the line, but it was fine ever after that.

Currently due to its size and weight it doesn’t look practical at all. However, as with most prototypes, it’s always a start. Most inventions do start this way, so we’ll see where this leads us. Any alternative fuel is better than gasoline at the moment. It’s great to see people like Michael attempting such projects. Hopefully this is one of many great biodiesel inventions to come in the future.

Installing A Lift Kit

admin — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 03:28:57 +0000

If you’re an off-road enthusiast, you might want to consider adding a liftkit to your truck. This will give you extra ground clearance on rough terrain. The basic steps are as followed in the video:

Step One:

Remove wheels.
Remove skide plates.
Remove sway bar links.

Step two:

Remove the spindle from the lower ball joints.
Loosen lower control arm bushing.

Step three:

Disconnect and remove strut.

Step four:

Next, bolt on spacer, making sure the curve spacer is facing out
All that’s next is to reinstall the new strut. In some cars you made need to get the jack stand to remove the lower strut.

Step five:

You must reconnect the spindle to the lower ball joint. A ratchet strap will make this tedious step much easier. One can be bought at a variety of auto parts stores.

Step six:

Install bump stop washers.
Install diff stop spacers.
Tip: (Loosen the steering rack before you begin. It’s easier to attach the nuts to the new bolts.)

Step seven:

Obviously you’re going to need to add your wheels and tires and then lower your vehicle to the ground.

How Turbochargers Work

admin — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:56:28 +0000

A turbocharger is basically an air compressor. It takes in air and compresses it to increase your engines power. In some cases turbochargers can increase your gas mileage. This is because it will burn every last drop of gas where as a normal engine would leave behind small amounts. A turbocharger can be applied to any type of engine, rotary, diesel, or even 2 strong and 4 stroke, all while using what normally would have been expelled as exhaust.

When installing a turbocharger you remove your stock exhaust manifold and replace it with a turbo kit. The turbo takes all cylinders exhaust in to one area and forces it in the turbine housing. The exhaust is then re-routed out of the back of your turbo to exit your car.

The only limit to a car’s power is how much fuel you can deliver in to the engine and how well you can build an engine to handle the power.

Making Biodiesel Fuel With Algae

admin — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:24:48 +0000

While most biodiesel kits are focused around your car re-using old oil, this technique involves making your own oil to fuel your car. The fuel is algae. When algae grows, it breaths C02 to not only live, but to thrive. This is perfect because when you car is burning the algae, the main chemical that is outputted is indeed, C02. This makes the car the fuel carbon neutral because future crops of algae will use that carbon to breathe, thus creating the cycle.

To even be considered as an alternative fuel, you’ll need to be making hundreds of millions of gallons of fuel to make a dent. By 2010 they hope to make up to 100,000,000 gallons of fuel using nothing but algae. This probably sounds a lot harder than it actually is because it only takes one acre of water to make 10,000 gallons of fuel. Hopefully they can produce great amounts of it, because the cost they aim to produce it for is only $1.00. Maybe those souring fuel prices will be stopped by none other than biodiesel in the future?

Honda s2000 Body Kit

admin — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:05:15 +0000

2011 S2000 Aero Style Kit

2000-2009 Extreme Dimensions S2000 Bodykit

00-03 Honda S2000 2dr, Techno R Front Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 GD-1 Front Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 Kreator Front Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 Muse Front Lip – URETHANE

Honda S2000 00-07 Type M Front Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 Winner Front Lip – URETHANE

Honda S2000 00-07 C-1 Rear Add Ons

Honda S2000 00-07 Vader Rear Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 Viper Rear Bumper

Honda S2000 00-07 GD-1 Rear Bumper

Life of Henry Ford

admin — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 19:05:45 +0000

Henry Ford played a large part in the invention of the automobile. He grew up in a decent house, and had a good opportunity to be successful. He didn’t like school, nor farming that much so he left for Detroit where he worked as machinist. After learning the tricks of the trade he went back to his home down of Dearborn and took part in the invention of the horseless carriage. It was a contraption with four bicycle wheels that run off an engine. In 1903 he established Ford as we know it today. In the early days of Ford they produced only three cars per day. There was eleven men involved in the process. However, after the model T was made the demand was huge. Ford had no choice but to come up with an alternative way of producing the goods. The assembly line was then born. With these new advanced they were able to produce one new car every 24 seconds compared to three a day. This easily met the demand at the time. Similar to certain companies these days Ford was strict on his employees. He refused to enter any kind of union, and even hired spies to make sure the employees weren’t forming one. Ford single handedly changed the way things were produced, and how goods are still produced till this current day. His schedules allowed the plant to remain open 24 hours a day. He invented 8 hour work days for employees, but not to give them a better work environment, but to increase productivity. This allowed three different shifts per day, and a non stop car making machine.

In 1938 Ford had a heart attack and passed the company on to Edsel. However, five years later Edsel died which forced Ford to run the company for another two years. Eventually it was passed on to Henry Ford II in 1945, which lead to the death of Ford in 1947. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 83 in his home town of Dearborn.

Auto Body Paint

admin — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 18:44:19 +0000

Auto body paint is applied to automobiles in several coats to protect against rust, and give the car a nice deep color. Initially robots armed with many nozzles spray the original coats on. The sheets of the car are then run through a wind tunnel. Any waste or flakes that run off are treated as toxic waste, due to the fact they contain toxins. Out of all the processes in making a car, painting is the most expensive step.

The paint is passed through an electric field, which charges the paint droplets. The electrostatic charge helps the paint droplet stick to the body and deploy evenly. Robots can easily cover large areas of body fast, but are not agile enough to work with small parts. Small parts end up being painted by hand, thus wasting a lot of time and money.

If you have an old automobile lying around you can donate it to charity! Our car donation services don’t only take cars, but you can also donate your boat! Why not donate rvs, cars and boats all for a good cause?