Definitely the black. The black/white combo is why I almost got the white version. My wife and I both realized I wouldn't keep it clean enough to look good though, so I didn't.
The black/white combo is why I almost got the white version. My wife and I both realized I wouldn't keep it clean enough to look good though, so I didn't.
What color did you end up with? I'm in the same boat - I like the contrast of the white, but don't keep my cars clean. Most of the Corolla colors don't bother me and also aren't something I would pick, so it makes it tough to decide.
It depends a bit what you are going for as far as looks, though.
(And the pictures surprised me a bit).
To me, the painted looks a bit classier and also shows off the body kit a bit more.
The black looks a bit sportier (especially on a car with the painted calipers), but if I am going to spend the money on ground effects, I'd like people to notice them (without them being in your face - which the painted achieves).
The black looks good on all the S model colors but I lean towards the painted. Both would look really good with the car lowered....even on the stock 17" wheels. I do work for SET and yes this will be available in the next couple months. It will be a branded package at first and then available as a stand alone part kit. Thanks all.
Painted!! it's just me or i see the side skirt from the black one, but not on the painted one?? if i can have one painted in grey slate metallic it will be nice
i am waiting for the parts numbers also where did you get your Del on your front bumper? it's a Xrs sign that i see on the back of the car lol?
Nice job!! Looks good! And all emblems will be blacked out with matching gloss black overlays. The roof would look good wrapped in gloss black on the white and silver ones too.
Any idea what sort of price point these will sit at? I like the way these look. I wish they ran down the bottom center on the front too to square in the black grille the S has. i'm not a huge fan of how it drops off into oblivion on the bottom.
Better leave it unpainted that way people can just paint it themselves the color they want or plasti-dip it. Much cheaper to manufacture without paint and the savings can be passed on to the buyers.
Thats the beauty about plasti-dip. You can spend $7 on a can and just fix it. No need to wait hours and hours to cure. I plasti-dip a lot so to someone like me its a super easy and quick fix. Besides, with plasti dip the choices for colors are almost endless like with paint without the shortcomings of actually using paint :thumbsup: