AssassinJN

Not digging the asm front bumper. Looks like the splitter/spoiler melted when they were making the mold I'd rather get the cwest one and save some money anyway

kill

lol the only thing that bothers me is i've only found 1 shot of a complete side view of the car with this body kit on it. and honestly guedo you had the same idea as me...i was thinking the amuse GT1 widebody with proper wheels all black with a mugen black hardtop type v hood..didn't figure out what spoiler if any. dunno but i think that would look SICK

tinkfist

If by SICK, you mean , then yep, that'll look SICK!

gosixers215

I prefer the ASM to the Amuse. Either way that's still some mad coin to drop.

kill

yea i dunno 7k for just a body kit is really hardcore...when you factor in the cost of wheel's to fill it in...might as well just use the money for a built block and a turbo kit..

Mr. Francesco

lets put it this way.

For a wide body you need something in the +20 area for the s2000.

If you get the Amuse kit for wholesale, which is like 4,200.00 I think, youl need another 5k max for rims. So for 10k you have a kit and wheels. You still need paint, and the rear quoter pannels for the Amuse kit need to be riveted to the oem ones, except I would use hex screws because you never know if youl want to sell the thing or not.

I would say for 15,000.00$ you could be all said and done for the Amuse widebody with rims and body work. Start saving Kill

SLWASFK

that's not too bad. it's a nice body kit. At least it's not a Veilside...they go for what $11k for the widebody

DerrS2K

Now there is a kit that makes you want to

(around $3K for that kit)

SLWASFK

Agreed. 99% of Veilside kits are gross...

Call me a ricer, but I actually do like the RX-7 Fortune Body Kit