asuka widebody kit
just curious to opinions i dont want the flame fest going on a few threads over but do you guys thing the asuka is to much for a weekend warrior or to rice unless i track it from what i was told they might be going out of buisness or there product line is tanking so this could be one of my only chances to pick one up.
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Asuka is the original. Asuka doesnt make knock-off products, only originals, like their hood in that pic.
Anyways, this kit is awesome, not too much for a weekend warrior but yes too much for a DD. Like others said, wheel fittment is the key.
Too many guys, like Dick in that other thread, dont anticipate that you cant (or not supposed to) throw small wheels with spacers on just to make it work. Keep in mind, you'll prob have to go with a really expensive set of forged wheels as they are usually only ones who make such a wide wheel, so put that in your budget.
This kit is very strictly performance/track in appearence, so youll have to build the rest of the car with that in mind.
IMHO, such an aggressive racing body kit like this should ONLY be put on a car that IS fast (ie, TT, ST, SC, built block, etc). Otherwise the result is a sick looking race car with a stock VQ. YOu look fast, but arent fast, and i dont like that.
Other than that, this kit looks sick, waaaaaayyyyyyy better than the IBpukinatthisdesign kit in the other thread. But if your car aint fast to back it up, you gonna look like a fool.
Anyways, this kit is awesome, not too much for a weekend warrior but yes too much for a DD. Like others said, wheel fittment is the key.
Too many guys, like Dick in that other thread, dont anticipate that you cant (or not supposed to) throw small wheels with spacers on just to make it work. Keep in mind, you'll prob have to go with a really expensive set of forged wheels as they are usually only ones who make such a wide wheel, so put that in your budget.
This kit is very strictly performance/track in appearence, so youll have to build the rest of the car with that in mind.
IMHO, such an aggressive racing body kit like this should ONLY be put on a car that IS fast (ie, TT, ST, SC, built block, etc). Otherwise the result is a sick looking race car with a stock VQ. YOu look fast, but arent fast, and i dont like that.
Other than that, this kit looks sick, waaaaaayyyyyyy better than the IBpukinatthisdesign kit in the other thread. But if your car aint fast to back it up, you gonna look like a fool.
Asuka is the original. Asuka doesnt make knock-off products, only originals, like their hood in that pic.
Anyways, this kit is awesome, not too much for a weekend warrior but yes too much for a DD. Like others said, wheel fittment is the key.
Too many guys, like Dick in that other thread, dont anticipate that you cant (or not supposed to) throw small wheels with spacers on just to make it work. Keep in mind, you'll prob have to go with a really expensive set of forged wheels as they are usually only ones who make such a wide wheel, so put that in your budget.
This kit is very strictly performance/track in appearence, so youll have to build the rest of the car with that in mind.
IMHO, such an aggressive racing body kit like this should ONLY be put on a car that IS fast (ie, TT, ST, SC, built block, etc). Otherwise the result is a sick looking race car with a stock VQ. YOu look fast, but arent fast, and i dont like that.
Other than that, this kit looks sick, waaaaaayyyyyyy better than the IBpukinatthisdesign kit in the other thread. But if your car aint fast to back it up, you gonna look like a fool.
Anyways, this kit is awesome, not too much for a weekend warrior but yes too much for a DD. Like others said, wheel fittment is the key.
Too many guys, like Dick in that other thread, dont anticipate that you cant (or not supposed to) throw small wheels with spacers on just to make it work. Keep in mind, you'll prob have to go with a really expensive set of forged wheels as they are usually only ones who make such a wide wheel, so put that in your budget.
This kit is very strictly performance/track in appearence, so youll have to build the rest of the car with that in mind.
IMHO, such an aggressive racing body kit like this should ONLY be put on a car that IS fast (ie, TT, ST, SC, built block, etc). Otherwise the result is a sick looking race car with a stock VQ. YOu look fast, but arent fast, and i dont like that.
Other than that, this kit looks sick, waaaaaayyyyyyy better than the IBpukinatthisdesign kit in the other thread. But if your car aint fast to back it up, you gonna look like a fool.
i have to be honest with myself in this case its more of a dreamer body kit than anything else i do have the $$$ to buy and install the kit but I'm not so sure my dedication is there for the rest of the car right now. I'm currently running around with an unpainted body kit. I was just waiting to pick up another since i learned my lesson the hard way with the replicas. Iv always wanted to own the master grade kit but those are almost impossible to find so i was turned onto this kit and imo its pretty much equal to the master grade kit or better. Currently I'm still running stock but already have my 2nd engine in the slow process of being rebuilt in my garage so I'm not concerned with power in the near future. Although with wheels i was hoping to just get a larger width and offset of my current enkie nto3+ m but i have no idea what offsets would work until the kits on the car
i have to be honest with myself in this case its more of a dreamer body kit than anything else i do have the $$$ to buy and install the kit but I'm not so sure my dedication is there for the rest of the car right now. I'm currently running around with an unpainted body kit. I was just waiting to pick up another since i learned my lesson the hard way with the replicas. Iv always wanted to own the master grade kit but those are almost impossible to find so i was turned onto this kit and imo its pretty much equal to the master grade kit or better. Currently I'm still running stock but already have my 2nd engine in the slow process of being rebuilt in my garage so I'm not concerned with power in the near future. Although with wheels i was hoping to just get a larger width and offset of my current enkie nto3+ m but i have no idea what offsets would work until the kits on the car
The NT03-M is a rare wheel on our car for sure, but some have pulled it off, including arguably the best Z to hit this forum, Kal El's Z.
BUT, the widest they make that wheel is a 10.5" for our 114.3 bolt pattern, and only for our bolt pattern iirc. You will need a MUCH wider wheel than 10.5 to pull off this kit without spacers....im not sure how wide exactly, but most likely around a 12"-12.5" wheel...... and they arent gonna be cheap.
That Z in your pic is on Wedsports i think, which alot of the "caveman" stance guys have, so i know they come in super aggressive sizes and offsets.
Last edited by GeauxLadyZ; Jun 19, 2010 at 10:49 AM.
but i love my nto3+m i only picked them up two months ago all though im fairly positive during the buying process they go up to 11.5 dont quote me on that though ill look into it
The NT03-M is a rare wheel on our car for sure, but some have pulled it off, including arguably the best Z to hit this forum, Kal El's Z.
BUT, the widest they make that wheel is a 10.5" for our 114.3 bolt pattern, and only for our bolt pattern iirc. You will need a MUCH wider wheel than 10.5 to pull off this kit without spacers....im not sure how wide exactly, but most likely around a 12"-12.5" wheel...... and they arent gonna be cheap.
BUT, the widest they make that wheel is a 10.5" for our 114.3 bolt pattern, and only for our bolt pattern iirc. You will need a MUCH wider wheel than 10.5 to pull off this kit without spacers....im not sure how wide exactly, but most likely around a 12"-12.5" wheel...... and they arent gonna be cheap.
Looky looky what i found, here is that EXACT car's specs in your picture...notice the wheels....:
yes you heard it right! The Asuka Design demo car is up for sale!
2004 350z base full upgraded.[/COLOR][/COLOR]
Mod list:Engine-
Peak horsepower at 420 whp @ 5800 rpm
peak torque 365 lb-ft @ 4200 rpm
Injection- Power Enterprise 380CC/ min (x6)
Fuel Delivery- Pwer enterprise 255 lph fuel pump
power enterprise fpr
power enterprise fuel cell
Engine Management- Apexi s-afc II
apexi avc-r
spark plugs- NGK
Turbocharger- IHI/ PE 1420 turbochargers
Exhaust Manifold- power enterprise ductile- iron manifolds
Wastegate- internal
exhaust system- aerodyne industries stainless steel 4 inch custom exhaust
cooling system- SPAL dual fans
cusco intercooler spray system
dual oil coolers
Performance electronics- apexi EL II guages (boost, water, and oil temp, EGT)
Chassis/Driveline
Springs- cusco zero 2e
suspension components- cusco e con controller
cusco front camber arm
cusco sway bars front and rear
cusco strut tower bars front and rear
cusco twin carbon clutch kit
cusco rs 2.0 way lsd
Wheels- weds sport kranze 19x10.5 front 20x13 rear
tires- yokohama advan sports 275 35 19 and 305 25 20
brakes- rotora 6 pot calipers front
14 inch rotors
rotora 4 bot calipers rear
Interior:
roll bar and cage- cusco custom roll cage
seats- bride cuga carbon kevlar race seats
taka 5 point harness
Exterior:
asuka design full custom widebody
spoiler- cusco 3d carbon fiber gt spoiler
headlights- 2006 factory headlights with HID
mirrors- custom asuka design mirrors
paint- lamborghini titanium silver
painted at DTM auto haus
price reduced! 49,000 and painted any color!
now for some pics!!





yes you heard it right! The Asuka Design demo car is up for sale!
2004 350z base full upgraded.[/COLOR][/COLOR]
Mod list:Engine-
Peak horsepower at 420 whp @ 5800 rpm
peak torque 365 lb-ft @ 4200 rpm
Injection- Power Enterprise 380CC/ min (x6)
Fuel Delivery- Pwer enterprise 255 lph fuel pump
power enterprise fpr
power enterprise fuel cell
Engine Management- Apexi s-afc II
apexi avc-r
spark plugs- NGK
Turbocharger- IHI/ PE 1420 turbochargers
Exhaust Manifold- power enterprise ductile- iron manifolds
Wastegate- internal
exhaust system- aerodyne industries stainless steel 4 inch custom exhaust
cooling system- SPAL dual fans
cusco intercooler spray system
dual oil coolers
Performance electronics- apexi EL II guages (boost, water, and oil temp, EGT)
Chassis/Driveline
Springs- cusco zero 2e
suspension components- cusco e con controller
cusco front camber arm
cusco sway bars front and rear
cusco strut tower bars front and rear
cusco twin carbon clutch kit
cusco rs 2.0 way lsd
Wheels- weds sport kranze 19x10.5 front 20x13 rear
tires- yokohama advan sports 275 35 19 and 305 25 20
brakes- rotora 6 pot calipers front
14 inch rotors
rotora 4 bot calipers rear
Interior:
roll bar and cage- cusco custom roll cage
seats- bride cuga carbon kevlar race seats
taka 5 point harness
Exterior:
asuka design full custom widebody
spoiler- cusco 3d carbon fiber gt spoiler
headlights- 2006 factory headlights with HID
mirrors- custom asuka design mirrors
paint- lamborghini titanium silver
painted at DTM auto haus
price reduced! 49,000 and painted any color!
now for some pics!!



Last edited by GeauxLadyZ; Jun 19, 2010 at 11:26 AM.
correct me if im wrong because im not a suspension wiz but wouldn't a 10.5 front and 13 rear give you massive understeer which couldn't be good for the track how would you compensate for that much understeer great find btw



