Body Kits for Xantia Needed

narnie · Unread post by **narnie** » 18 Mar 2005, 16:36

Does any body know of any where i can get a good body kit for my xantia iv tried every where, i want something agressive and bit rounder plzzzz help i want to be different and the xantia has every thing i require i.e hydrolics, ppl pay upto 3k to get these babies so i am very gratefull

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 18 Mar 2005, 18:02

A few companies do Xantia body kits but they're pretty rare, the Xantia doesn't have a big following in the modding community.
The pipework on Xantia hydraulics is all low bore and the pump has a minutely small output so its not really suitable for making the car jump etc. which I assume is what you want it to do.

narnie · Unread post by **narnie** » 18 Mar 2005, 18:10

no i dont intend to make it jump, just the idea of not payin 3k to raise and lower at the touch of a lever makes me happy.

bxbodger · Unread post by **bxbodger** » 18 Mar 2005, 18:41

Presumeably this is the sort of thing you are after-http://www.citroenet.org.uk/html/b/bodykits3.html
I don't know where these people are but a web search should turn them up- I have seen the Cituning name a lot in conection with BX twin headlight kits, etc.

ACTIVE8 · Unread post by **ACTIVE8** » 18 Mar 2005, 19:16

narnie
So, how far are you going to go with your bodywork mods [?]
It's best not to go too far, and being subtle works the best.

VLL · Unread post by **VLL** » 18 Mar 2005, 20:15

A mate of mine has a Cituning Xantia bodykit for sale (the one in the b&w pictures in the link bxbodger posted), it needs repainted but is otherwise in good condition as far as I can remember.
I can find out more if you like.

narnie · Unread post by **narnie** » 19 Mar 2005, 07:03

Very interested mate. email sent.

zorgman · Unread post by **zorgman** » 20 Mar 2005, 01:15

wow dont they look good im after an estate so the body kit is deffo on the shopping list

zorgman · Unread post by **zorgman** » 20 Mar 2005, 01:23

anybody know aboutprices cant seem to find a contact for them

weety · Unread post by **weety** » 20 Mar 2005, 04:20

try here mate
http://lefrancaisconnection.com/cituning/Default.aspx

Stempy · Unread post by **Stempy** » 20 Mar 2005, 13:20

So what happens when you fit a body kit and then need to depressurise the system??

weety · Unread post by **weety** » 20 Mar 2005, 13:42

or what happens when the system depressurises itself,where do you get your jack underneath?
Though i liked the estate back bumper kit with four exhausts....,might cut up some hoover tube later and go and mod mine

ACTIVE8 · Unread post by **ACTIVE8** » 20 Mar 2005, 20:30

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by weety

or what happens when the system depressurises itself,where do you get your jack underneath?
Though i liked the estate back bumper kit with four exhausts....,might cut up some hoover tube later and go and mod mine
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<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by Stempy

So what happens when you fit a body kit and then need to depressurise the system??
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Stempy & weety have "raised" [:D] important issues in these two posts, which anyone contemplating to stick a body kit on should bear in mind, otherwise it could cause many problems by "Chaving" an Xantia.

bxbodger · Unread post by **bxbodger** » 21 Mar 2005, 01:40

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">So what happens when you fit a body kit and then need to depressurise the system??<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">
Quite simple- put the axle stands under first!!!
If it depressurises itself, you just use an old scissor jack, one should go under as they are only about 2" high when flat.

davek-uk · Unread post by **davek-uk** » 21 Mar 2005, 20:45

Or always fit a towbar so you can jack the car up under it! I like the idea of axle stands swinging down when a pressure loss is detected!!