Mercedes C Class W203 Body Kit

My Buddy just got a 2001-2007 Mercedes C Class. I told him he needed to check out a few of the body kits for the C Class. This AMG is my favorite style. Let me know what you all think of the Mercedes C Class Body Kits.

 

Cadillac Escalade Body Kit

I have seen some pretty wicked body kits on the Cadillac Escalade lately, so I thought I would show off my favorite style. Let me know what you all think of the Cadillac Escalade Body Kits.

 

1997 Cavalier Body Kit

Check out this 1997 Chevy Cavalier with a Street Fighter 2 body kit and Z3 fenders. It looks sick! There are so many mods to this car that it is too much to list. The Cavalier always have the nicest looking Chevy body kits (right behind the 240sx).

 

Audi A4 (B6) Corsa Style Body Kit

This is my favorite body kit for the Audi. This kit is not too aggressive but still adds some nice curves. This is the Corsa style Audi body kit.

 

Acura Body Kit Buying Tips

Body kits are a great way to ad a new look to your vehicle and improve its performance at the same time. Acura body kits are available for any model Acura and add a unique look to the car. Some body kits include ground effects. These are usually side skirts and air dams and they fit around the bottom of the vehicle. These additions alter the normal airflow around and beneath the car and improve down force. They also give the vehicle the appearance of being closer to the ground. Kits for Acura vehicles often include spoilers. Front spoilers are located under the front bumper and act to reduce the aerodynamic drag. Rear spoilers, often mounted on the trunk, create a down force that adds traction during acceleration of the vehicle.

Body kits for Acura’s are available in many materials. Choosing the material in the kit will depend on what extra performance you are looking to gain from the vehicle, as well as what unique look you wish to add. Generally, two types of materials are used in body kits. These materials are either fiberglass or urethane. Fiberglass is more commonly used. This is because it fits better and if a piece is damaged, it can easily be repaired or replaced. Fiberglass has a much better finish and is paint-able. Though fiberglass is the popular choice, urethane body kits have their advantage as well. Urethane is resistant to impact more than fiberglass. The down side to better resistance is that the urethane cannot be repaired if it is damaged.

Acura usually offers a factory warranty on all body kits. Contacting an Acura dealer is suggested when looking to purchase a body kit. They will be able to tell you the best materials to use, what is included in the kit and can inform you ahead of time if any alterations need to be made to the vehicle in its current state. Sometimes factory pieces have to be removed for a body kit to fit properly. It is advised to avoid purchasing any body kit that requires the removal of factory parts. Removing parts could alter the safety of the vehicle.

Acura body kits are available with various options. Choosing a kit may require some compensation. Not all kits come with exactly what you want and it may be necessary to buy two kits to achieve the look you are seeking. Pay attention to the cost of the kits. The ones manufactured by Acura will be much more expensive. This does not mean they are of better quality than a cheaper generic brand. If the part is made of the material you desire and it will give your vehicle the look you seek, then it may be wise to save the money and spare the Acura trademark. Body kits are made by many companies to fit hundreds of models of vehicles. Shop around at local body shops and on the internet to find a kit that includes the pieces you want at an affordable price.

Installation of the parts should be done professionally. Many parts require being welded, while some just need to be screwed on. It is better to seek out a body shop that sells the kit you want and have them do the installation. This will be beneficial is any painting needs to be done to match the added parts to the current vehicle color. Acura body kits are a great way to give your vehicle a new look and improve its performance at the same time.

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Nissan 350z with a Top Secret Body Kit

This Nissan 350z is sick. The paint job and body kit look unbelievable on this car.

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This to Consider When Purchasing Acura Body Kits

Cars are beautiful objects that can take us places or we can make them look exotic. The Acura is one car where a body conversion can make an interesting difference. The various Acura body kits which are available will provide you with a host of options to try out. You can see various types of these body kits at prices which are relative to the kit. You will also find a host of places where you can buy these car body kits.

There is one factor you should take into account before you charge headlong into buying Acura body kits. This factor is the make and model of your car. While there are universal Acura body parts, certain parts will need to have a custom look. This look can only be achieved with the use of correct model and make, kit parts.

Once you have checked this option out the next step is to decide where you will do your shopping for the best Acura body kits on the market. As there are a number of options you might want to list the changes you want made to your car and the maximum price you are willing to pay. While this can narrow your options initially it will give you an idea of what to look for.

Once you have made this list call or visit the nearest auto body shop and find out if they sell Acura body kits. Once you have ascertained this fact you can proceed to the next step. This is looking to see if the various parts you require to give your car a complete face lift are available. The next step is to find out if the body shop will be able to install and paint your new Acura body part.

The body kits which have been made for Acura cars can be installed onto your existing car body using a welding method. The Acura body kits also have the option of being screwed on to your car bumpers. Now that you understand the procedure that is involved you should decide exactly what you are looking for. As you want a really great looking car it is best to choose the various accessories that will provide a complete look to your new Acura car.

The various different parts that are available for Acura body kits can sometimes make your decision making difficult. To help you out with this dilemma there are body kits which will fit only certain makes and models of Acura cars. Choosing one of these Acura body kits and coupling this choice with universal body parts will absolutely give you a brand new car.

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Mustang GT with a Saleen Body Kit

Check out this new Mustang GT with a Saleen body kit. I really like the Saleen kits and I think they look wicked on the new mustangs.

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AITRacing Body Kit Fitment: Looks Great!

This video demonstrates AITRacing’s car body kit fitment. This body kit is on a car without any bolts to secure the pieces into place. The fitment looks perfect to me, but I’m sure prep-work had been done.

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Body Kit Purchasing Guide

Step 1:
Understand that a body kit can include ground effects – typically an air dam and side skirts – that fit around the bottom edges of a vehicle and alter the airflow to improve down force. They also make a car look lower to the ground.

Step 2:
Note that the kit can also include a wing or spoilers. A front spoiler is commonly positioned under the front bumper to reduce aerodynamic drag. A rear spoiler is used to create down force to help increase traction during acceleration.

Step 3:
Decide on what type of material you want your kit to be constructed of. There are generally two types of materials used in fabricating kits – fiberglass and urethane. Fiberglass generally fits better and can be repaired if you ever damage a piece. It also has a better finish than urethane; paint will look better on the fiberglass. Urethane is much more resistant to soft impacts but it can’t be repaired once it’s damaged.

Step 4:
Call the manufacturer of the kit you’re considering. Ask them what kind of materials they use, what their warranty is, and if you’ll have to remove any factory pieces from the safety structure of the vehicle to make the kit fit properly. If removal of factory pieces is required, don’t purchase the kit. Never purchase a kit that requires removal of any pieces from the safety structure of your car.

Step 5:
Remember – you get what you pay for. There’s the high quality U.S.-made fiberglass resin and there’s the cheap, brittle fiberglass. Decide how much you’re willing to invest.

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