Where does one acquire such awesomeness?

To be honest, I think the Varis front wide fenders make any kit look really good. It makes it super aggressive. My Zele kit isn't as aggressive as the Amuse kit, but I think it looks pretty good. Would look even better on an Amuse kit. :tup:

Instagram

This guy got a LOT of pictures of my car on his Instagram lol.

Contact bo@bulletproofautomotive.com. He'll get you squared away.

Is the Varis fender actually wider then stock? Or does it just look that way because a portion around the vented area is cut in?

I like your wheel :tup:

The Varis fender is 10mm wider than stock.

How does it line up with the stock front then?

Do they start at the same point and just go back further then stock?

Check out the pictures from earlier in the thread.

http://i.imgur.com/TvtngPll.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/jdHD1Tyl.jpg

There's a front bumper extension piece that is attached to the front bumper. That allows the fenders to mate up with the bumper seamlessly.

You can also see it here: Instagram

Varis has the front wide fenders available for the Varis front bumper as well as the OEM front bumper. However, any reputable body shop should be able to have it match up with any front bumper (my Zele front bumper as shown in the Instagram link above for example). Does that help answer your question?

Ah yes, I see the extension now. It is best seen on the headlight picture.

So you decided to leave them unblended into the front.

Thank you. Repped.

I am intrigued. Now I need to see pics of these fenders on a white car. I am sure some will show up eventually.

What was the cost of these, and do they make them in just FRP?

And I guess, how was the fit?

:excited:

Haha I didn't even think to reference the headlight picture but glad you got to see it!

I left them unblended because I wanted them to be noticeable in a way. I wanted to have the line pretty aggressive and not too dulled down if that makes any sense.

They do make the fenders in all FRP with the side blades in FRP as well.

The fitment was basically spot on. As with most, if not all, Varis pieces, they require minimal body work and the fitment is almost always pretty damn good to be honest. In fact, I installed the hood in the parking lot behind my office building by myself and it fit perfectly with very few adjustments. Varis pieces are always very high quality and fit pretty well for being an aftermarket part.

Hope that helped! :tup:

It does. Thanks a lot.

I'll be keeping an eye out for a white one.

Damn, I need to find Simota's pot o' gold!

I got the full kits from Varis, cost me 15k. The main difference is I got the VSDC cooling bonnet, which cost me 4k...

$15,000 Australian?

Yes sir.
I'm currently working on TT kits, gonna back to exterior once it been done, I will update pictures in near future. Cheers
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