We make our Amuse kits in FRP, partial CF or full CF. In fact we can completely customize as we produce everything locally in LA. We don't sell Duraflex so not sure where that came from. Every picture on our site is an actual customer car.


Our Amuse kit is here: http://www.fly1motorsports.com/nissa...-full-body-kit

Shine and Aerojacket do not get their kits from the same place. This is a fact. We (Fly1) & Aero Jacket share a production facility; and that's how I know this. Since we've been vendors on here for the past 5yrs, I have yet to deal with a single customer fitment issue w/ the Amuse kits i've sold.

Hope that clears up some of the misinformation being put out there. :tiphat:

My opinion... if you dont have the money for the Amuse real one... go with Fly1 Motorsport, Aerojacket or Shine Auto.... i dont have plans to buy the kit right now... one of the reasons are the shipping cost to my Island... I live in Puerto Rico and almost all the parts that i want have an expensive shipping cost... but in a near future i hope to buy it cause i want to be one of the first that install an almost exact replica Amuse kit and not the Duraflex sh!t in his car around here in PR.... and trust me that are the brands that im going to check at the time to buy it cause i dont want to spent 3k in a body kit and those brands that everyone tells you and i mention... are the best replicas that you can find in the market.

Thank you. It does.

The reason I thought you were selling the Durafex kit is that when one goes on your site and touches the picture of the kit it says AMS body kit. When I google AMS I get AMS=VIS=Duraflex.

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1418310462

At one point, when the first sets of Sunline replicas were being offered, Aero Jacket did indeed sell a version we produced. However, we never produced parts for Aero Jacket under an Aero Jacket label, unless they intentionally misled the community.

We have our own manufacturing facility and we have our own standards for quality.