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My friend and I have been talking about putting the ground effects I have on my car. I currently have the front and side skirts of the Factory W68 Package sitting in my closet right now.
I wanted to wait until I can afford the rear W68 piece, but my friend says that a Trans Am Bumper will line up perfectly with the W68 kit. Is that true? I don't believe it.
blue, where did ya pick up the factory gfx if you dont mind my asking?
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The TA back bumper should line up decent with the W68 GFX, but the bumper will look out of place. I have seen a Trans Am that had a rear bumper with the W68 GFX pieces on it, while it looked alright it just looked a bit funky with the GFX pieces.
98 Pontiac Firebird Formula <br />Color: Black <p>Mods: T/A hatch, Wings West ground effects,WS.6 hood and air box, WS.6 wheels, Yellow door emblem overlay decals and bird plate decal.
it might line u better withthe transam bumper and the rear wings west groud affect piece on th4e ta bumper think about that one maybe
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Snuffalofogus: blue, where did ya pick up the factory gfx if you dont mind my asking?<hr></blockquote>
only have the Part numbers for the front 2 and the rear one, since I bought the side skirts from a member on this board. [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]
Front W68 12455121 $216 + Shipping
12455122 $216 + Shipping
Rear w68 12369002 $505 + Shipping
I know, those are expensive, but that is what I want... They also sell the kit complete, I don't know the P/N for that, but the total was around $1,100.
I think I'll just wait till I have the money for the Rear W68 Butt. ;)
my dads ws6 has the side skirts but the back doesn't have the skirt and it looks fine, it's a 98 WS6, i just happened to notice that sunday while washing it that the back doesn't have a gfx just the sides, i dont remember paying attention to the front but i dont think it had it either, and it came stock that way... unless it was made into the bumpers but i doubt it /shrug
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