Has anyone heard of the company Aeromaster?

link: http://www.aeromaster.jp/

They are a japanese company that seems to make replica body kits.

I really like the V3 Nismo but the USDM versions have the ugly reflectors on them.

I suppose its considered the 380RS in Japan and was wondering if it was worthwhile to order this from japanparts.com

 

For $740? Just get the original!

 

Original as in the US version? Like i stated i dont like the reflectors on them.

 

Yeah, even though it says:

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Well what ever that says lol it says FRP. I think the oem is FRP as well...

 

The original is like $480. Buy the original and have a bodyshop fill in the reflector area and save yourself the large shipping cost and long *** shipping time.

 

OEM is not FRP. It's urethane. You're crazy to buy FRP over urethane for almost double the cost.

 

so fill them in (costs a little bit more) or simply paint the reflectors body color (costs nothing extra)

wait till you see the shipping costs door to door for a bumper from Japan

 

I was thinking about filling them in...but being urethane thought the filler would crack since is not as flexible as urathane.

 

better to start with a genuine, OEM piece that you absolutely know will fit perfectly (and costs less), vs some replica from halfway around the world from an unknown manufacturer - especially since you can just paint the stock reflectors and viola, they are now body color, without having to use filler at all.

 

+1 best advice given in this thread

 

Has anyone iquired further about these Aeromaster replicas. Possibly a group shipment would reduce the shipping costs, so these will be affordable. Does anyone know of the fit and quality?

 

With this thread being almost 3 years old I doubt it.

 

Trivial, but OEM is Polypropylene.