Not duraflex. Which is why a link is impossible to attain

 

We do offer kits in polyurethane, but not under the Duraflex brand.

For example:

Couture Urethane kit.
http://extremedimensions.com/2006-20...t-4-Piece.html


Extreme Dimensions Urethane bumper.
http://extremedimensions.com/2003-20...r-1-Piece.html



Duraflex FRP bumper
http://extremedimensions.com/03-08-350Z-N2-FB.html



Duraflex FRP kit.
http://extremedimensions.com/2003-20...t-4-Piece.html

 

^ Noted, thanks for the info.

 

Ha! :-)

 

And how are the fitments on extreme dimensions

 

To be 100% honest, it depends on the part/s. A 4-piece kit will be easier to install than a widebody kit. If you tell me which part in particular you are looking for I can get more into details.

Side note: When looking for a shop to have our kits installed, look for a place with experience with body kits. A collision shop with 10 yrs experience VS a shop with 2yrs body kit experience? you know which one i'd choose.


Thank you,
Irving

 

I was looking for the r35 kit.

 

gt-r kit on your 350z?

 

might as well put a Bentley kit on a 300. oh wait...

 

Well that's the only rear bumper and side skirts I like . Front bumper I have different one in mind

 

Stock looks better than that. Save your money and put elsewhere IMO

 

How bat ground effect

 

^ Duraflex marketing scheme

 

Not entirely certain how that's a marketing scheme. We clearly state on our website that our Duraflex brand is fiberglass and our Couture brand is polyurethane.

If this was directed at the statement that a wide body kit would be more difficult to install than a regular 4 piece kit and would therefore cost more, then that is just as confusing considering it's based solely on fact and 14+ years of experience in our industry.

 

duraflex.......one word......SUCK!!!!