Best fitting aftermarket body kit.
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Best fitting aftermarket body kit.
Recently was rear ended and it looks like an after market kit will be cheaper than OEM replacement parts. Figure I might as well make it look a little nicer since someone was nice enough to wreck a mint original car for me. 
Anyway I'd like to know what you all think the best fitting kit is out there. Not really looking for a wide body or anything to extreme. But which manufacturer has the hands down best engineered kit for the money.
Are there any kits that require no body work/blending for the seamless look?
Thanks.

Anyway I'd like to know what you all think the best fitting kit is out there. Not really looking for a wide body or anything to extreme. But which manufacturer has the hands down best engineered kit for the money.
Are there any kits that require no body work/blending for the seamless look?
Thanks.
All body kits will need to be fitted to the car. Its just how much fitting/bondo/fiberglass you need. Generally Mariah and BD have great bodykits from what I hear.
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Joined: Jul 2003
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I know nothing is a "direct bolt on" but that is exactly my point. Which requires the least amount of work.... I can do body work but I really do hate it so the less blocking, filling, etc... the better!
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hmmmm....I know the racing beat kits fit really well...with the least amount gaps so on so forth...but what would really look clean is a lip kit...carbon fiber...you can buy the sheets and cut them out yourself...





