Amuse aero kit Group Buy!

SpawnAeroJohn · 11-25-2009, 08:40 PM

It depends on how much to get the kit painted. If you went to a regular old body shop where they do a good job but do it to get it done, expect to pay roughly $700 - $1000.

If you took it to a shop where they know that this isn’t some regular point A to point B car and you expect nothing but perfect then expect to pay roughly $1200 +.

Broken down its roughly $350 - $400 to do a bumper and $250 - $300 for a side skirt.

Also keep in mind fitting and adjustment costs money too. If the parts need to be altered to fit correctly expect to pay a few hundred more. But since it is Amuse, and the kit does cost an arm and a leg the fitment should be close to perfect if not perfect. These kind of companies don’t charge just to charge. They charge because there is allot of work behind the kit and most importantly behind the actual fabrication of the prototype where the mold was made from.

If you know a shop I suggest you use them :P

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11-25-2009, 08:40 PM	#10 (permalink)
SpawnAeroJohn NOT A CURRENT VENDOR Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Chicago Posts: 609 Drives: you Rep Power: 17	It depends on how much to get the kit painted. If you went to a regular old body shop where they do a good job but do it to get it done, expect to pay roughly $700 - $1000. If you took it to a shop where they know that this isn’t some regular point A to point B car and you expect nothing but perfect then expect to pay roughly $1200 +. Broken down its roughly $350 - $400 to do a bumper and $250 - $300 for a side skirt. Also keep in mind fitting and adjustment costs money too. If the parts need to be altered to fit correctly expect to pay a few hundred more. But since it is Amuse, and the kit does cost an arm and a leg the fitment should be close to perfect if not perfect. These kind of companies don’t charge just to charge. They charge because there is allot of work behind the kit and most importantly behind the actual fabrication of the prototype where the mold was made from. If you know a shop I suggest you use them :P