When I bought my Z they had scratches on it that I thought I could get repaired, but when I checked with a body shop they told me that the best thing to do would be to get the whole car repainted. It sucks, but I'm trying to make the best of it. I figured if I eveer was going to get a body kit, I should get it before I get the car repainted. I'm looking for the buddy club 2 widebody kit. Does anyone where the cheapest prices are as far as kits go?? Does anyone have pics of a Z with that kit, and would it look bad with stock rims and tires?? Thanks

 

I have the normal buddyclub2 body kit and I can tell you that I'm happy with this kit. One thing for sure, if you plan to get any wide body kit for your z then you should stick with 20" wheels, otherwise you'll see a noticable gap and the whole look for the car wont be nice...

Here are some pics of my car,

 

tight car scarface9

 

I think the Buddy Club product should stick with Hondas and stay VERY far away from the Z. My .02

 

could you please explain

 

yea i would love to hear this explination moron..... Buddy club makes good kits for honda's and acura's, why couldn't it make a good kit for a Nissan......? Im baffled. So anything that is primarily for another car shouldn't belong on a Z...... So that leaves me to believe that you only roll with Nismo, right? if not then you are a double standard retard....... we need some kind of a system where dumb post dont get shown. that would do justice...... I just had my car painted 2 tone. Euro yellow, and black...... its almost done it looks sweet so far..... i originally went with a cheap *** fiberglass kit off ebay and for the money, thats what you get, u no..... u buy cheap u, get cheap...... My co-worker/friend just got a G35, same color as my stock black, so i wanted to change it....... I bought the JP vizage kit, and im happy with it so far, i mean it looks sweet, i really haven't gotten to drive it but we'll seee, i no its going to be extremely low to the ground but i want it to look hot and that the exception..... the kit is def good quality.... The buttom line is that u get what you pay for..... nuff said, good luck, justin.

 

Thanks...

 

Please dont confuse BuddlyClub2 with Buddy Club from Japan.

BuddyClub2 is an american bodykit company that makes cheap replica body kits.

Buddy Club is a Japanese Circuit racing company that makes very high quality body kits, suspension, and engine modifications for a lot of Japanese Cars. Buddy Club does not currently make a body kit for the Z.

The kit pictured above is a Veilside Version 3 replica made by BuddyClub2.

Either way, the statement made by Nismo 350Z is completely ignorant and brings nothing meaningful to this thread.

 

I dig the kit. It is not really a replica, although it did steal some lines, it didn't completely copy it like all the Nismo replicas. I actually prefer it to the VeilSide. Just my .02.

 

tonywenzel is correct

the buddyclub2 brand widebody is a replica of the veilside v3 widebody with the front foglights altered into two left/right valence openings and the rear is a simple reiteration of the Honda/Acura buddyclub japan brand rear bumpers. these details are quite obvious really

 

i think the rear is sick, the fron it kinda looks like veilside

 

????????? Parking lot by the POOL.. some drunk *** could sink their car into it..

 

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