There are basically 4 sources of the EVO II kits . . . 1) Erebuni; 2) 190teile.de (Germany) 3)a kit maker in Indonesia, Indra and ;4) Reiger (distributed by RPI in Canada)
There are some kits on E-Bay at the present time.
Words of wisdom on the EVO II kits . . . you get what you pay for. The higher the quality of the kit, the less repair work you'll have to do, but the EVO kit is so extreme that you'll have to do major body work even with a good quality one. All the fenders will have to be cut to accomodate the larger wheel arches and you're going to have to put some pretty big rims in those holes to fill them up. One of the problems with the EVO kit is that the front bumper/splitter is very low to the ground, which wasn't a problem on the original EVO II, since it had the pnuematic front end that could raise the suspension for city driving.
I've just got myself 2.5-16. Understand that u guyz have talked and have indra e-mail address. Since that my place nearer to indra(myself in kuala lumpur, malaysia)can u guyz let me know indra's e-mail/contact number in order for me to get those evo2 bodykit. My e-mail number azran_30@yahoo.com
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