Nissan 370Z Forum - want to purchase the powerhouse amuse body kit

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- - want to purchase the powerhouse amuse body kit (http://www.the370z.com/exterior-interior/33338-want-purchase-powerhouse-amuse-body-kit.html)

Jamaica

04-17-2011 03:57 AM

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Originally Posted by COLDSHOT (Post 1057810)

Just get the real one man, if I can go back? I would buy the real one instead.
Pay more for the real one, but less on body work, came out the same amount of money in the end

each part fits differently on each car. Even the original, doesnt fit well and needs fitment adjustment. Today I had issues with the seibon hood being installed. In all Honesty each car is somewhat different, the mold after a while changes the final product. Sometimes a 2000 kit might fit better than a 5k kit. But it can go both ways. I have seen it before.

Da.Menace

04-17-2011 04:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Jamaica@UAMotorsports (Post 1057896)

Sometimes a 2000 kit might fit better than a 5k kit. But it can go both ways. I have seen it before.

+1. Happened to a friend's Chargespeed kit for 350Z. Authentic stuff, but one of the side skirt was molded wayyyyyy off.

lostsouled

04-17-2011 08:27 PM

I'm a noob.. so.. sorry if this sounds stupid. what i dont understand is how a replica kit that goes for 2k + installation + paint... can in the end add up to a 5k kit + installation + and paint... is it really that much more of a pita to install? where one would get slammed with an extra 2500 in installation fees... and by the way... how much is the average installation of these things anyway?

revrav

04-18-2011 05:59 AM

Installation SHOULDN'T be anywhere near $2500. Read post #12 again, there's lots of steps done, that was not necessary at all.

SeeyaBud86

04-18-2011 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by revrav (Post 1059472)

Installation SHOULDN'T be anywhere near $2500. Read post #12 again, there's lots of steps done, that was not necessary at all.

Yes that is correct. It will be no where near that much to install/paint. I just wanted mine to be 100% perfect and have an OEM feel. The quality of the work speaks for itself.

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