It's from the Erebuni site and it's on sale for$150 for front lip and side skirts.
If the picture doesn't show up its here: http://www.erebunicorp.com/ge/volvo850.htm

 

Up to you man. There aren't many body kits on the market for Volvo's. I have seen this body kit in person, but it was all beat up.

Personally I wouldn't buy it.

 

I am a fairly practical guy, and "ground effects" body add-ons can look cool, and in some cases might even provide some air management benefits at speed, but, they also can cause ground clearance problems on real roads, which can have speed bumps, potholes, parking curbs, and snow, for example. If you lower the chassis *and* add skirts and a lower airdam, then the aforementioned goes double. A lot of modifications that are greatfor use ona racetrack, are in my opinion, not sogreat on public roads. Just my $0.02... everyone has different priorities.

 

Its alright.Looks similiar to the kit that was on my mustang.

 

ok thanks guys. I was on the fence with it but now that I look at it, it looks too ricy for me. I think I'll save my money and get an "R" bumper or maybe this one:

 

I would suggest an R front bumper. And be done with it.

Or an R front bumper an a VST lip.

 

I like the R bunper thats why my White one has the R bumper on it.
it cost almost $400.00 painted total.

 

Tech, did you buy your R bumper from Viva? Because $400 is a really good price for it painted. I checked viva and its $410 shipped (unpainted).
And I cant figure out VST's site. They say their distributor in the US is IPD, but IPD's site only has grills and skid plates in the exterior section..

 

No I bought mine from the Local Dealer Got a really good deal(I used to work there)
Then had it painted at our body shop. (Our shop uses them)
Actually it was a little cheaper but also add the Foglights and it comes to $400.00.

I also keep telling the wife she better watch when parking.
Thank god still not a scratch.

 

The Volvo part# for the bumper is 9151251

 

Oh ok wow, you got one good deal. It'll probly be around 500 by the time i'm done.
I got a quote for an exhaust for 600 for the 3" DP and 2.5 piping. I think I'll go with that instead.

I'll just live with the scratches on the side and bottom.

Oh while I'm at it. My back bumber is cracked (not the plastic part, the part under it). Is there a way I can fix it?

 

$600 total made and installed for a 3" downpipe and 2.5" catback system?

1. Mandrel bent
2. Stainless Steel (SS)

I am wondering if those items 1 and 2 are what your is going to be.

 

i know forsure itsmandrel bent and im pretty sure its stainless steel. what other material would it be?

 

Aluminized Steel.

$600 for a 3" mandrel bent downpipe and a 2.5" mandrel bent catback system is cheap. Also if it is really SS it is even more of a deal.

I was quoted $800+ alone for a 3" mandrel bent downpipe in SS. This was by a local shop. The only one that can mandrel bend.

 

The aluminum or Foam part?

 

well either way its still a great deal.he said he is going to have trouble making the 3" DP, but he would do it.

And tech, what do you mean by aluminum or foam part?

 

On the Rear bumper.
You asked above how to fix it.

 

oh oh yeah. well i dont know what you mean by the aluminum or foam. I just went back out and checked again.Its the plastic part and the crack starts from the bottom of the trim to about half way down the rear (fascia i guess its called).
To clarify, the part that's cracked is the back bumper (plastic part) by the tail pipe.

 

Maybe someone can fiberglass it but most of the time those repairs cost alot.
I would search for a used one already painted your color.