| swiftsube | 05-03-2005 01:04 AM |
yet another 22b kit thread
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OK, I have been looking everywhere for everything known about who is making 22b replica parts. I have found one reliable place that seems legit htautos.co.uk. What is all this i find while searching about this: there is someone named steve ramm and a company called areosim-research.com, where did they go? so far i guess the closest we can get to a 22b is htautos, and a 22breplica wing and grill... or is there any other choice? well, im off to my local hobby store to purchace a 22b model to stare at for a good portion of the day. I'll be drooling all over it. or maybe ill print out some pictures of a 22b and make a colage, or maybe ill import one to the us as a race only car and just park it on my front lawn and rev it for a good part of the afternoon, enough rambling, talk to ya all later... _Swift
| dj73 | 05-03-2005 06:04 PM |
Don't bother with HT Auto's guy's , it's not a replica kit, just "stick-on" arches , to give the effect of larger arches, the kit off Areoism-Research would be a better bet :D
| rabbitnutz | 05-03-2005 06:40 PM |
there used to be a full fiberglass kit on ebay for around $700 +shipping. it comes and goes on there though.
| Impr3zaGuy | 05-03-2005 09:49 PM |
Steve @ Aerosim is still working on it.
Just wait couple of more years *cough* *cough* I mean months. :lol: :lol:
-Shin
Just wait couple of more years *cough* *cough* I mean months. :lol: :lol:
-Shin
| Hyper | 05-03-2005 10:19 PM |
[QUOTE=rabitnutz]there used to be a full fiberglass kit on ebay for around $700 +shipping. it comes and goes on there though.[/QUOTE]
that one is made in Taiwan, fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass
that one is made in Taiwan, fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass
| Axion541 | 05-03-2005 11:55 PM |
Aerosim = worth the wait
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[QUOTE=Impr3zaGuy]Steve @ Aerosim is still working on it.
Just wait couple of more years *cough* *cough* I mean months. :lol: :lol:
-Shin[/QUOTE]
^What he said. Steve's last post on RS25.com said something about him being busy with all the swaps hes been doing. I guess he just got space cleared so now he can get the oven doors open and hopefully do a batch of kits...only time will tell. Definately wait for his kit--done right the first time. :)
Just wait couple of more years *cough* *cough* I mean months. :lol: :lol:
-Shin[/QUOTE]
^What he said. Steve's last post on RS25.com said something about him being busy with all the swaps hes been doing. I guess he just got space cleared so now he can get the oven doors open and hopefully do a batch of kits...only time will tell. Definately wait for his kit--done right the first time. :)
| dj73 | 05-04-2005 06:03 PM |
[QUOTE]fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass[/QUOTE]
don't know how it's the fibreglasse's fault is NOT down to being fibreglass it's down to the people who make's the kit , if if doesn't fit well it's their fault they made it :huh:
don't know how it's the fibreglasse's fault is NOT down to being fibreglass it's down to the people who make's the kit , if if doesn't fit well it's their fault they made it :huh:
| SCOOBIEdoo | 05-05-2005 12:06 AM |
if you want to spend the big bucks aerosim has got a full carbon fiber 22b kit. $3750 + shipping ouch!
| swiftsube | 05-05-2005 01:14 AM |
areosim
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when i go to areosim-research.com nothing is there, is steve just working on the carbon fiber kit, b/c thats not what i want, i want paintable fiberglass.
| Hyper | 05-05-2005 01:35 PM |
[QUOTE=dj73]don't know how it's the fibreglasse's fault is NOT down to being fibreglass it's down to the people who make's the kit , if if doesn't fit well it's their fault they made it :huh:[/QUOTE]
easy there m8, "and" separate the sentence and I was making a point that fiberglass is easy to damage ;)
easy there m8, "and" separate the sentence and I was making a point that fiberglass is easy to damage ;)
| dubaru | 05-05-2005 03:47 PM |
does anyone know if they are still planning on making a kit for my02? i can vaguely remember someone saying that they were or were thinking of making a widebody for the bugeye...
any info appreciated...
-ChuckD
any info appreciated...
-ChuckD
| dj73 | 05-05-2005 05:51 PM |
[QUOTE]easy there m8, "and" separate the sentence and I was making a point that fiberglass is easy to damage [/QUOTE] :huh: so is anything carbon , glass , wing's , hood , trunk :confused: , [QUOTE]fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass[/QUOTE] nothing there about being easy to damage just about poor fit which is down to who made the kit not it being fibreglass , :confused:
i'm taking it easy :banana: :disco: :banana:
i'm taking it easy :banana: :disco: :banana:
| Hyper | 05-05-2005 07:25 PM |
carbon is stronger then fiberglass, my turn to give you a :huh:
| dubaru | 05-05-2005 07:39 PM |
lets try to end this pissing contest (lately it seems like a lot of threads are getting off topic - goddamn hi-jackers!)
anyone know if bugeyes are getting a widebody from aeroism?
-ChuckD
anyone know if bugeyes are getting a widebody from aeroism?
-ChuckD
| dj73 | 05-06-2005 06:06 PM |
depend's how many layer's of carbon ? :huh: carbon shatter's / brittle !
If a kit is a poor fit it's down to who made the kit not what material is used e.g fiberglass :confused:
have another :huh:
If a kit is a poor fit it's down to who made the kit not what material is used e.g fiberglass :confused:
have another :huh:
| Hyper | 05-06-2005 11:33 PM |
[QUOTE=dubaru]lets try to end this pissing contest (lately it seems like a lot of threads are getting off topic - goddamn hi-jackers!)
anyone know if bugeyes are getting a widebody from aeroism?
-ChuckD[/QUOTE]
I'm trying my best, but he's not listening :lol:
your logic applies to anything, sucky job = not reliable, nobody argues here :rolleyes:
my point applies to general facts comparing 2 materials, in case you don't understand :huh: :huh: :huh:
anyone know if bugeyes are getting a widebody from aeroism?
-ChuckD[/QUOTE]
I'm trying my best, but he's not listening :lol:
your logic applies to anything, sucky job = not reliable, nobody argues here :rolleyes:
my point applies to general facts comparing 2 materials, in case you don't understand :huh: :huh: :huh:
| KINGSKY | 05-07-2005 12:41 PM |
here's what RAVSPEC sells....
quality is poor but cheap....
[url]http://gtspec.com/mark/22B%20kit/[/url]
here's what LAUNSPORT sells....
very very expensive BUT teh BEST....
[url]http://www.launsport.com/cargo357/goodslist.cgi?in_kate=101&in_start=20&max=[/url]
[url]http://www.launsport.com/cargo357/goodslist.cgi?in_kate=101&in_start=40&max=[/url]
RANDi
quality is poor but cheap....
[url]http://gtspec.com/mark/22B%20kit/[/url]
here's what LAUNSPORT sells....
very very expensive BUT teh BEST....
[url]http://www.launsport.com/cargo357/goodslist.cgi?in_kate=101&in_start=20&max=[/url]
[url]http://www.launsport.com/cargo357/goodslist.cgi?in_kate=101&in_start=40&max=[/url]
RANDi
| komm.zu.mir | 05-07-2005 01:01 PM |
Hm. Yeah, it'd be nice to see a kit that was as near exact a match to the 22b as could be - for the body, at least. I'm assuming on the 22B, those panels are actually formed as such, not a body add on? I haven't done my homework, so..
| gm6 | 07-24-2005 12:49 AM |
can you buy launsport parts in the US?
| shumai_boi | 07-24-2005 01:37 AM |
i can get their parts if you serious.
| HTAutos | 06-06-2006 08:10 AM |
[QUOTE=dj73]Don't bother with HT Auto's guy's , it's not a replica kit, just "stick-on" arches , to give the effect of larger arches, the kit off Areoism-Research would be a better bet :D[/QUOTE]
The kits from HT Autos are 'FULL' wide kits using the exact dimensions of a 22B
2 x FULL 'bolt on' front wings
2 x FULL rear quarter panels
2 x Sills
[url]www.htautos.co.uk[/url]
The kits from HT Autos are 'FULL' wide kits using the exact dimensions of a 22B
2 x FULL 'bolt on' front wings
2 x FULL rear quarter panels
2 x Sills
[url]www.htautos.co.uk[/url]
| darknightohio | 06-06-2006 09:28 AM |
japanparts.com has this front bumper:
[IMG]http://www.japanparts.com/SubaruParts/ImprezaGCGF/Pics/4-8..JPG[/IMG]
Too bad it is over $800 :eek:
[IMG]http://www.japanparts.com/SubaruParts/ImprezaGCGF/Pics/4-8..JPG[/IMG]
Too bad it is over $800 :eek:
| Silver '02 REX | 06-06-2006 01:29 PM |
[QUOTE=darknightohio]japanparts.com has this front bumper:
[IMG]http://www.japanparts.com/SubaruParts/ImprezaGCGF/Pics/4-8..JPG[/IMG]
Too bad it is over $800 :eek:[/QUOTE]
And if that doesn't include shipping it is probably closer to $1500. Nice bumper though.
[IMG]http://www.japanparts.com/SubaruParts/ImprezaGCGF/Pics/4-8..JPG[/IMG]
Too bad it is over $800 :eek:[/QUOTE]
And if that doesn't include shipping it is probably closer to $1500. Nice bumper though.
| MyScoobie28 | 06-06-2006 01:36 PM |
that would be the v5 type-r sport bumper, not a 22b.
if you put that bumper on with 22b fenders, they wouldn't go along at all.
that bumper is not for a widebody car. -arthur
if you put that bumper on with 22b fenders, they wouldn't go along at all.
that bumper is not for a widebody car. -arthur
| 20Sti05 | 06-06-2006 01:43 PM |
[QUOTE=dj73]:huh: so is anything carbon , glass , wing's , hood , trunk :confused: , nothing there about being easy to damage just about poor fit which is down to who made the kit not it being fibreglass , :confused:
i'm taking it easy :banana: :disco: :banana:[/QUOTE]
when it comes to things like carbonfiber yes the quality of fitment will be greatly affected by how it was made but with fiberglass even if it is made in the best mold ever and each part comes out of that same mold they will not all be exactly the same. also after these kits are mass produced they sit around from days - weeks - months in which the parts begin to flex and warp from sitting around on shelves. there in is your main fitment issues with fiberglass but yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse.
i'm taking it easy :banana: :disco: :banana:[/QUOTE]
when it comes to things like carbonfiber yes the quality of fitment will be greatly affected by how it was made but with fiberglass even if it is made in the best mold ever and each part comes out of that same mold they will not all be exactly the same. also after these kits are mass produced they sit around from days - weeks - months in which the parts begin to flex and warp from sitting around on shelves. there in is your main fitment issues with fiberglass but yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse.
| refuse | 06-06-2006 01:50 PM |
[QUOTE=swiftsube]OK, I have been looking everywhere for everything known about who is making 22b replica parts. I have found one reliable place that seems legit htautos.co.uk. What is all this i find while searching about this: there is someone named steve ramm and a company called areosim-research.com, where did they go? so far i guess the closest we can get to a 22b is htautos, and a 22breplica wing and grill... or is there any other choice? well, im off to my local hobby store to purchace a 22b model to stare at for a good portion of the day. I'll be drooling all over it. or maybe ill print out some pictures of a 22b and make a colage, or maybe ill import one to the us as a race only car and just park it on my front lawn and rev it for a good part of the afternoon, enough rambling, talk to ya all later... _Swift[/QUOTE]
Or you guy buy Forza for xbox and race the car!
Or you guy buy Forza for xbox and race the car!
| dj73 | 06-06-2006 05:08 PM |
:confused: [QUOTE]The kits from HT Autos are 'FULL' wide kits using the exact dimensions of a 22B[/QUOTE]
At the time you didn't :D
[QUOTE]also after these kits are mass produced they sit around from days - weeks - months in which the parts begin to flex and warp from sitting around on shelves. there in is your main fitment issues with fiberglass but yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse[/QUOTE]
I don't think these 22B kit's will be mass produced just " made to order " and if the part's are correctly stored , stacked etc there shouldn't be warping etc ,
[QUOTE]yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse.[/QUOTE]
THAT'S what i've been trying to get across but getting flamed for it , but " hyper " seem's to think [QUOTE]fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass[/QUOTE]
At the time you didn't :D
[QUOTE]also after these kits are mass produced they sit around from days - weeks - months in which the parts begin to flex and warp from sitting around on shelves. there in is your main fitment issues with fiberglass but yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse[/QUOTE]
I don't think these 22B kit's will be mass produced just " made to order " and if the part's are correctly stored , stacked etc there shouldn't be warping etc ,
[QUOTE]yes if its made poorly then it will fit even worse.[/QUOTE]
THAT'S what i've been trying to get across but getting flamed for it , but " hyper " seem's to think [QUOTE]fitting is not perfect and as you said - fiberglass[/QUOTE]
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