go with whatever you like...

 

mmmmmmmmmm! Okay.. Thanks for taking me out of ebay for this one lolz!

 

Just for future reference, never buy ANY car parts from eBay.

 

hell, your still paying 600 bucks from ebay by the time they charge you shipping. you can go with some of the others shops for that much & get a better guarantee than that. don't go with the OEM lip....you will be pissed off by the time you get ready for the sides or complete kit. Just go aftermarket from the jump.

 

most likely this is going to be very thin probally one layer of glass so it will be very flimsy.

 

Rears Options:

1) stillen rear lip
2) veilside rear lip
3) impul rear bumper
4) kenstyle rear bumper
5) chargespeed rear bumper
6) ing rear lip
7) greddy rear lip
8) oem splash guards with nismo diffuser

Am I missing any??? I can't think of any

 

Well, not trying to go with the LIP since my upper passenger rear is ****ed due to backing up in a garage parking lot (garage parking is my worst nightmare).. So, looking at 3, 4, 5.. I wanted to go with the GREDDY front since Klumzyee has it for sale (Nismo looks a bit stock) and GREDDY sides.. And I looked around, is GREDDY ridiculous to drive with? Thanks evr'1

 

I know someone that bought a replica TS front bumper and ended up spending about $1100 to get it painted and installed due to poor fitment. And he did shop around with bodyshops.

 

2 cheap 4 a full bodykit klumyzee FTW

 

I emailed to ask the guy if it would fit without any gaps or anything, no replies yet.. LOL bye byeeeeeeeeee ebay

 

Nismo Rear fins
Prussian Rear lip
DAMD Rear lip

 

Hello to the OP,

Nothing wrong with e-bay parts just be smart about it.. I mean I can very well be an ebay seller (I'm not btw). But yeah always read the fine terms on ebay and rep of the seller. Fiberglass parts could range in quality.. Honestly my stuff is about a 6-7 out of 10.. Its durable but no where close to the perfect finish you'll find on a good $4,000 kit.. I've seen very poor thin fiberglass (company calls it "light weight" ) to carbonfiber kevlar pieces so well done you cant see the ends of the carbon .

But something to consider.. If you were to buy a kit line mine you'll spend around $350-$500 to install, paint, and prep.. These prices depends on your location. So-Cal with a large amount of bodyshops and experience dealing with aftermarket kits will have a lower price vs lets say a shop in Atlanta doing the same work.

PM me for any more question.

- Eric