local guy is getting a kuruma bumper and selling his stock sport bumper with 3m clear bra on it already, mines got some rock chips so instead of repainting I'm just going to buy his

 

ooooohhh. keep me posted' i'd like first dibbs.. you've seen my bumper, anythings better

 

10 months in rim time is like 12 years. Trust me in 10 months you will pick something else. The good thing is you will have the cash to look around again in 10 months. Good luck

 

Body kit. I don't like those wheels.

 

I'd pick diffrent rims and a drop, i'm notta kit guy myself.
Rims are my next project
Might I suggest some Volks rims?

 

Everyone owns VOLKS!! If they had more choices in 20's i'd probably look there more often'

 

what he said

 

Stock wheels look stupid with bodykits. I don't like that Zerosun kit anyways. There are kits out there I like, but I'd much rather spend my $$ on other things.

I think you should pickup my '06 projectors! Oh, and get wheels. There's a nice used set of Meister S1's in gunmetal right now. Actually the wheels are brand new, tires have a few miles. I think he's asking $3000 shipped.

 

I wish I could, i gotta save up, I budgeted 300 a month that I could put away before I can buy something good. I might have to pull a little and buy the front off of Hai. Plus, the projectors are dope, but I'm not fond of the super chrome inner housing. put on layaway from me bro'

As for the poll results... I am saving for rims... hopefully by the time I have enough cheddar (or a new credit card lol) I want something super rare and bad a$$. Body kit is kinda dumb. I just want my DG coupe to stand out, since it is the most POPULAR color in the Northwest'

Thanks yo!

 

true that, double true!!!

 

I say go with the wheels to, I am not to fond of the front bumper on there. Plus it's a must have wheels before kit.

 

they are both ugly. Save your money for real mods like headers, stroker kit, s/c, etc..

 

I'd say wheels first. That's what I did. A stock body G35 looks so nice from the start. Wheels will make your car unique.

You should figure in wheels vs. body kit frustrations, too.

Wheels will fit right on the car, granted you get the correct offsets. A body kit...you have to deal with fitment issues, paint matching, how busy a body shop is, etc.

 

normally, i'd say wheels. but no one else has this kit...so get the kit!

slap some spacers on your oem wheels.

 

check out there site. more 20's to surface