For those with bodykits...What car cover?
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I'm looking for a good quality car cover that completely covers my car & doesn't expose my wheels. I currently have one now which is made for the car (OEM) but since I have a bodykit, it sits up a little higher & doesn't completely cover my wheels. Any suggestions?
i have the ING-N spec kit and I also use the OEM cover. And to my surprise it pretty much covers it all. Its a bit tight, but it gets the job done. you're right though, it doesnt cover the wheels COMPLETELY. The rears are covered comlpetely, but the front wheels leaves about 2 inches showing. Not too shabby.
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Originally Posted by InsaneChink
i have the ING-N spec kit and I also use the OEM cover. And to my surprise it pretty much covers it all. Its a bit tight, but it gets the job done. you're right though, it doesnt cover the wheels COMPLETELY. The rears are covered comlpetely, but the front wheels leaves about 2 inches showing. Not too shabby.
Originally Posted by taurran
I use a garage. Works on every car I own. 

OP,
yea, my lip is exposed as well. Ill try to get some pictures up.
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Originally Posted by GTNPU Z
I'm looking for a good quality car cover that completely covers my car & doesn't expose my wheels. I currently have one now which is made for the car (OEM) but since I have a bodykit, it sits up a little higher & doesn't completely cover my wheels. Any suggestions?
And at the same time have them reenforce the original stitching
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Originally Posted by taurran
I use a garage. Works on every car I own. 

Originally Posted by E***zzzzy
Sargents right ---It really doent cost that much to take it to an Awning Shop and have it modified and end up with better than anything u can ever buy.
And at the same time have them reenforce the original stitching
And at the same time have them reenforce the original stitching
Originally Posted by GTNPU Z
LOL I do too but occationally my baby has to sit outside on the driveway which is why I still want a nice cover.

I'll take your oem cover if you get another one.
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Originally Posted by Nitrouz
First one to paypal me $10 I'll tell you where he lives. 
I'll take your oem cover if you get another one.

I'll take your oem cover if you get another one.
Hey hey...I know where you live too Mr. "I spent 6 figures" baller person you. What?! What?! Yeah...I thought so...damn Canadians. Viva La Resistance! LOL j/p Yeah, I'll let you know if I decide to go with a new one. It's not the Nissan brand though so it's not as good.
Covercraft makes custom made car covers.
I bought one made out of their weathershield H-D material.
It's the best they sell and since I don't have a garage and live in New England.....I needed a good car cover. This cover does the trick.
The catch: I think it cost me a little over $400.
However, I supplied the dimensions (to cover a weber sports front bumper, nismo E-type spoiler, and Ings+1 type E rear bumper)...and it fits like a glove, covering everything.
So if you want the best, and are willing to spend the money....custom fit is the way to go.
I bought one made out of their weathershield H-D material.
It's the best they sell and since I don't have a garage and live in New England.....I needed a good car cover. This cover does the trick.
The catch: I think it cost me a little over $400.
However, I supplied the dimensions (to cover a weber sports front bumper, nismo E-type spoiler, and Ings+1 type E rear bumper)...and it fits like a glove, covering everything.
So if you want the best, and are willing to spend the money....custom fit is the way to go.
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