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What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby Bruvabrendo » Sun Sep 27, 2020 9:38 pm

I have just bought a stock liberty want to do some stuff to it does anybody know a decent site with decent body kits for a liberty??
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby bigBADbenny » Mon Sep 28, 2020 6:42 am

How far out do you want to take it? Budget? Will you be fitting it? What style?
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby Bruvabrendo » Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:15 am

Not sure man only just got a Subi had a commodore for years any advice would be sick! Don't no fuck all about subis and yeah was Gunna do it my self want like a chunky look
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby Bruvabrendo » Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:17 am

I can post some pics of it give you a suss
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby bigBADbenny » Mon Sep 28, 2020 1:23 pm

You have choices of jdm factory spats, strakes, bumper extensions and front lips.

Then bumpers, skirts and low-lines from a huge variety of JDM mfg’s.

Then there’s mid wings and wings for BP and boot rear window spoilers for BL.

Then vented and or wide front guards. Eg liberal, damd and copies.

Then widebody conversions starting with Outback, Corazon or generic aftermarket flares.

And last proper widebody mods usually for an extra 50mm per side eg Fenderist, VG Tuning, Monster Garage etc.
The former two are S209 style in PU or fibreglass respectively, the latter two offer Pandem style.

These allow aggressive GTR style rims specs: 9.5 +15 offset and beyond.

All true widebody conversions involve cutting and shutting the inner and outer guards.

As regards fitment on the stock body, 18 8.5 + 45 with coilovers (for extra front camber and f&r height adjustment) plus rolled guards is regarded as fully flush fitment.

The widest practical track setup is considered to be 9.5 +38 again with coilovers and very rolled and clearanced guards.
Adjustable rear lateral and upper arms are a good idea at this point.
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby millcon » Wed Oct 07, 2020 1:49 pm

Try to visit spoilersandbodykits.com.au also. They have some nice body kits.
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Re: What is a good body kit for 2005 liberty

Postby bigBADbenny » Fri Oct 09, 2020 3:48 pm

millcon wrote:Try to visit spoilersandbodykits.com.au also. They have some nice body kits.



They have lips and a boot lip, not actual kits alas.
The formers are a little on the pricey side, eg similar items for less on eBay, but the latter seems reasonable at $99.
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