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 Post subject: Tickford bodykit or XR bodykit??
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:30 pm 
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What do you recon? should i go for the XR look or should i get a tickford bodykit?

 

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:36 pm 
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hey mate i would think the tickford bODY KIT looks heaps better, depends if u just want the skirts? side front and rear, is ive got the Front rear and side tickford skirts on my EL Fairmont Ghia, LOOks heaps good, and lowered. need rims now!!

But go for the tickford body kit.

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On an EL, the "Tickford" and XR kit are one and the same!

 

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 Post subject: Tickford bodykit or XR bodykit??
Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:39 pm 
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yer tickford does sound good, and its a bit cheaper too, i was thinking of getting one from www.ssv.com.au do you know of anywhere else that sells these?

 

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Main reason why I will eventually put an XR front on mine is due to the better headlights. Even with an extra set of driving lgihts the standard GLi/Futura ones are piss poor.
Main reason I won't be doing the XR front for a while ~ $1,000 dollar price tag for the parts!
Either way, you'll definately want the Tickford kit anyways, so do that for the moment as it costs less for an aftermarket fiberglass replica kit than the XR front bar conversion does.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:43 pm 
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yer i have noticed that the headlights are piss poor

 

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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 7:44 pm 
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hey mate i would think the tickford bODY KIT looks heaps better, depends if u just want the skirts? side front and rear, is ive got the Front rear and side tickford skirts on my EL Fairmont Ghia, LOOks heaps good, and lowered. need rims now!!

But go for the tickford body kit.

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what is the difference between the two? anyone got a couple of pics?

 

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Happy wrote:
what is the difference between the two? anyone got a couple of pics?


I'm guessing XR look is the XR front bar (quad headlights) and maybe even the bonnet with two vents.
Tickford kit is the bodykit/skirts, that often come on the XR's and other Falcons.
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i reckon the tickford kit, or either just colour code the side strips and pull off the mud flaps, looks nice.
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Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2005 9:00 pm 
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remove the mud flaps, hmmmmm ill take them off tomorrow and see what it looks like, this may be a silly question but is it legal to remove the mud flaps from your car?

 

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and then you can have stone chips all down your doors - great look that would be!

 

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I like xr front - separates you a bit from the masses of standard falcons. Then again you look like every other xr6/8!
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I can't say that mud flaps have ever made a huge difference to a cars apperance in my opinion. Maybe try colour coding your side mirrors and the side strips down the doors and clear side indicators. Since it's an EL the taillights will already have clear indicators.
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Happy wrote:
and then you can have stone chips all down your doors - great look that would be!

depends where you live happy. My hasn't had mudflaps on for a couple of years, no chips. Dads XR6 hasn't had them from new (2y/o) and it hasn't got chips. They do more damage than good i think, when we took them off the au a couple of years ago they had worn the paint back to metal, so whats the point in them :?
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