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ComptonAssDaniel 03-10-14 07:14 AM

Spec B Shine Auto Kit vs VIS R Speed
 
Hello,

So I'm genuinely curious if anyone has used the R Speed kit from VIS on their FD?

From what it looks like, it is also a replica of the Burnout kit that a lot of you have.

Is the quality of the Shine Auto kit really that much better?

I figured if there was going to be some body work adjustment either way I go, how bad can the VIS kit actually be?

Widebody fenders aside, they look mostly the same.

Here is the kit in question:

http://static.bootic.com/_pictures/2...d-full-kit.jpg

...and obviously the Shine Auto kit:

http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...urnout1wd5.jpg

ComptonAssDaniel 03-11-14 07:01 AM

Is there really no one out there that is running this kit (or will admit to it?) :lol:

Fd3BOOST 03-11-14 07:09 AM

Might try the interior/exterior forum.

Montego 03-11-14 09:44 AM


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11695238)

...and obviously the Shine Auto kit:

http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...urnout1wd5.jpg

The pic that you posted is the original kit from burnout, the kit that shine auto makes is a replica of that. With that said, Shine Auto has proven to have very good fitment. Checkout this thread for actual pictures of shine auto Ks kits:

See post#2 where Ken posts:


Originally Posted by shineautoproject (Post 5884890)
A few ACTUAL pictures of test fit....

http://img317.imageshack.us/img317/1...w066004qv8.jpg


https://www.rx7club.com/shineautopro...ilable-560157/



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http://static.bootic.com/_pictures/2...d-full-kit.jpg

I don't know anything about the ViS kit but that car pictured looks very familiar to this car:


https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...silver-828795/


So you may want to contact evotechnik for questions regarding his kit.

ComptonAssDaniel 03-11-14 07:15 PM

Oh, wow. That does look to be the exact same car.

I was looking at it in another thread by chance, but it looks very different now:

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...paint-1043331/

I'll ask him. Thanks!!

ComptonAssDaniel 03-12-14 12:39 PM

Hm, no response yet -- however the kits look very similar.

I may give it a shot myself and let you know how it turns out, even if it means modding a lot in order to get it to fit.

diehardrotary 03-12-14 09:31 PM

from my experience shine auto kit is shit.i bought the 8 pieces kit n both front fender is a lil short so cant even use it.theres a big gap between the hood n front bumper so their fitment suck.

diehardrotary 03-12-14 09:34 PM

oh not to mention quality suck too.its very thin

ComptonAssDaniel 03-13-14 01:12 PM


Originally Posted by diehardrotary (Post 11697379)
from my experience shine auto kit is shit.i bought the 8 pieces kit n both front fender is a lil short so cant even use it.theres a big gap between the hood n front bumper so their fitment suck.

Interesting!

Well, I figured if I would need to modify the kit anyway, I might as well get the VIS version...

Thanks for your input. :icon_tup:

Montego 03-13-14 04:38 PM


Originally Posted by diehardrotary (Post 11697379)
from my experience shine auto kit is shit.i bought the 8 pieces kit n both front fender is a lil short so cant even use it.theres a big gap between the hood n front bumper so their fitment suck.

I thought most people were extremely happy with Ken's products :scratch:. Did you get it straight from them?

Actually I spoke to ken once regarding the feed style skirts and I was very impressed with his customer service. I have seen a few of his products up close and personal and I didn't see any real flaws. Not that I was looking for them, I just didn't notice any.

ComptonAssDaniel 03-14-14 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Montego (Post 11697970)
I thought most people were extremely happy with Ken's products :scratch:. Did you get it straight from them?

Actually I spoke to ken once regarding the feed style skirts and I was very impressed with his customer service. I have seen a few of his products up close and personal and I didn't see any real flaws. Not that I was looking for them, I just didn't notice any.

Interested to know this as well. Looking to make a purchase this weekend and would like as much input as possible.

Don't get me wrong, Shine Auto seems like a very reputable company, and I've heard and seen quality product. I was more curious on if anyone has actually run the VIS kit at all?

My only experience with them is with hoods, which I had on my NSX and it fit nicely. I was hoping it translated over to their kits.

Hood in question:
Attachment 755722

But companies all have strengths and weaknesses, of course...

More feedback appreciated! :icon_tup:

diehardrotary 03-14-14 11:55 PM

wel i order the kit on ebay from their site.i paid almost 2gran for it when i can jus pay half of that for the parts that actually fit or can b use

ComptonAssDaniel 04-20-14 10:35 PM

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Hello, fellas. Just wanted to update the thread.

I went and bought the VIS kit -- I guess they didn't have a mold for the front bumper, so I ended up going with another one.

The actual pieces for the Burnout/Shine sideskirts and rear bumper fit near perfect.

The VIS front bumper that I got instead of the Burnout/Shine style from VIS sucked horribly.

Attachment 755533

Attachment 755534

Attachment 755535

I'll see if I can get photos after body work...just wanted to update everyone. I'll keep you posted on how it goes.

I know Shine Auto Kits fit great, but this might be a good alternative for anyone that is looking for a decent fitting kit. Just a shame I couldn't get the front bumper.

Montego 04-21-14 04:08 PM


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11722296)
Hello, fellas. Just wanted to update the thread.

I am little bit confused by your post.


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11722296)
I went and bought the VIS kit -- I guess they didn't have a mold for the front bumper, so I ended up going with another one.

So you bought a complete kit from ViS minus the bumper.... Did you go with another model from ViS or a completely different vendor?


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11722296)
The actual pieces for the Burnout/Shine sideskirts and rear bumper fit near perfect.

This is the part that I don't get: The actual pieces for the Burnout/Shine? I thought you just said you bought the complete kit from ViS? And another thing: did you get the pieces from Burnout or Shine? Makes a big difference when reporting who you bought your kit from.


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11722296)
The VIS front bumper that I got instead of the Burnout/Shine style from VIS sucked horribly.

https://i.imgur.com/bXNhuDZ.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/S7MwJIG.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/56JYEER.jpg

I know Shine Auto Kits fit great, but this might be a good alternative for anyone that is looking for a decent fitting kit. Just a shame I couldn't get the front bumper.

Wow that bumper is not fitting too good. What model did you go with?

ComptonAssDaniel 04-23-14 11:53 PM


Originally Posted by Montego (Post 11722728)

This is the part that I don't get: The actual pieces for the Burnout/Shine? I thought you just said you bought the complete kit from ViS? And another thing: did you get the pieces from Burnout or Shine? Makes a big difference when reporting who you bought your kit from.



Wow that bumper is not fitting too good. What model did you go with?

Sorry, I meant the Burnout/Shine style -- not the actual kit. Everything I bought was from VIS. The front bumper is VIS V-Speed; fits like total garbage. The rest of the kit from VIS in the Burnout/Shine style fit very well (it's known as R-speed from VIS).

I'm working on getting the front bumper to fit now. My body shop says it's gonna be a little work. I'm still really curious how their mold is for the R-speed front bumper.

Wonder if it would have fit better than what I have.

Gringo Grande 04-24-14 01:42 AM

I would bet money that any product from Shine would > VIS.

I was given a few VIS products for free and I threw them away the fit was so bad.

ComptonAssDaniel 09-14-14 11:35 PM

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Hello,

So I know it's been a while but I had to put off working on the car in light of other things, but I finally got it back from paint; the sideskirts and rear bumper fit near perfect with very little modification.

The front bumper from VIS was bad, so it had to be re-worked in order to fit. (As seen in the previous photos)

Overall, it was decent! Here are some photos:

Attachment 755020

Attachment 755021

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Attachment 755023

I need new wheels.

BLACK MAMBA 09-15-14 05:31 AM

That bumper doesn't look like the Burnout bumper.

Mazdaspeed RX8 ver2 09-15-14 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by BLACK MAMBA (Post 11802143)
That bumper doesn't look like the Burnout bumper.

That is exactly what i was thinking.

ComptonAssDaniel 09-15-14 10:14 AM


Originally Posted by ComptonAssDaniel (Post 11722296)

I went and bought the VIS kit -- I guess they didn't have a mold for the front bumper, so I ended up going with another one.


Originally Posted by BLACK MAMBA (Post 11802143)
That bumper doesn't look like the Burnout bumper.

It's not. :icon_tup:


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