It's really not the same concept. The OEM emblems don't look out of place, but an emblem that you can't tell from a distance that it is an emblem, does. Emblems are not typically in the middle of a rear bumper, at least any I've seen. So I think that's what looks strange and because again, you can't tell it's an emblem from a distance.

To each, his own.

 

I detect a bend in the wheel.

 

LOVE the wheels, wow

 

+1000000000000. Why spend more money to make your already expensive authentic kit look like a much cheaper replica? makes absolutely no sense to me.

i wear my kenstyle badges with great pride

 

+1

I, too, would get rid of the badge.... authentic or not, it looks sooo out of place.

Look, if you had this guy's "badge" on your face, I think you would remove it as well.... or would you keep it cuz it's authentic.



I guess it's a "good luck" thing if you're old school Chinese.

Again, just my opinion. If you like it there, more power to you!

 

I dont have 1 badge on my car, so i guess that means im allowed to say it! Sweet!

 

 

^Why??

Why spend 3x's more on an authentic, when you can get a replica that looks 100% the same with the same quality, and w/o the nasty badge!

 

Why plaster my interior with nasty carbon fiber?

Why ask why?

 

Why not ask why??? It's a simple why to answer!!!

 

I have the authentic KenStyle kit and I filled in all of it's badging. Even modified the front, so I could put the oem emblem on the grill instead. I don't want a "KenStyle G35" or want advertise for them.

 

well i did purchase mine before the replica even came out
your $ your choice!

- b

 

^Well then that's different isn't it....

It's a body kit....not wheels, turbo, suspension...it serves no functional purpose, kinda pointless to spent the extra $4-500 on a piece of fiberglass!

 

eh, unless you care what people think of you?

- b

 

Don't get me wrong, your car looks sick DevilDog(aside from the badges), didn't mean for this to become a pissing contest haha, just different train of thought!!!