i was wondering how good of a job they do on making their kits...as in, how well it fits on to the vehichle...im trying to avoid having to a lot of work to get it to fit like cutting and ****...

anyone know...thanks

 

all fiberglass kits especially knock offs takes a good amount of fitting. Plus you are getting a wide body so teh work will be even more.

 

do you know who makes the original b-2 kit?

 

yeah, buddy club 2 does. I believe the website is buddyclub2.com

 

thanks man

 

If you're worried about fitment issues, don't buy Buddy Club 2. I purchased a front bumper from them and it was a piece of $hit. I spent close to 35 hours adding fiberglass and filler to get the thing to fit halfway descent. It looks ok now but if I would have had a body shop do the work, it would have cost me $2000+.....

I've attached a picture of my car.....I like the look of the Buddy Club 2 front but the quality of the piece is next to zero....

 

Extreme Dimensions is to body kits as American Racing is to rims

 

Looks almost like the Veilside V3 to me.

 

In the bodykit market, like many others... you really do get what you pay for.

Some things you can get away with by going to the less expensive alternative, but bodykits are not one of them. It costs a lot of money UP FRONT to make good molds. The only way you can cut down on mold costs is by cutting corners.

Then again there are some over priced parts out there that still don't fit well...

Also, it is not true that ALL fiberglass kits require work to get it to fit. It seems like that because many of the low budget kits are low grade FRP. Yes, like carbon fiber there are many different quality levels for FRP.

 

QFT

 

looks like you did very nice work in the picture tho man, but dude.
your back tires look mad stretched!

 

btw ill never touch fiberglass.
i got polyurethane on my car and it is VERY nice. sturdy, flexible, fitment was good.