Bodykits

A full body kit traditionally includes a combination of exterior components designed to overhaul your vehicle’s styling. This typically features front and rear bumpers (or splitters/diffusers), side skirts, and spoilers. Depending on the specific upgrade package (such as an Audi RS6 conversion or BMW M5 upgrade), it may also include front grilles, fender arches, exhaust tips, and integrated LED light covers. You can review the exact contents of each kit on our specific product pages.

No, our premium body kits do not come pre-painted. They are delivered in a high-quality gel coat, primer, or raw polyurethane/ABS finish. This is an industry standard because automotive paint must be precision-matched to your individual vehicle’s paint code to avoid color discrepancies caused by factory variations or UV aging. Carbon fiber parts, however, come with a glossy clear-coat finish and are completely ready for immediate installation.

• Polyurethane (PU) & ABS Plastic: Highly flexible, impact-resistant, and identical to OEM factory bumper materials. Best for daily driven cars.
• Carbon Fiber (CFRP): Ultra-lightweight, exceptionally rigid, and delivers a premium motorsport aesthetic straight out of the box.
• Fiberglass (FRP): Cost-effective and lightweight, though less flexible than polyurethane.

While basic accessories like a trunk spoiler cap or a front lip splitter can sometimes be installed using simple tools and factory hardware, professional installation at a certified body shop is highly recommended for full body kits. Complex upgrades—such as converting a standard  BMW 5 Series G30 to an M5 look—require expert sanding, perfect panel-gap alignment, and specialized painting booths to ensure an OEM-quality finish.

Fitment is entirely dependent on your exact vehicle make, chassis code, model year, and original trim level (e.g., standard bumper vs. M-Sport or S-Line). For example, our BMW 3 Series G20 kits distinguish heavily between pre-facelift (2019–2022) and facelift (2023–2025) generations. Always verify your vehicle’s production year and bumper configuration before completing your order to guarantee seamless integration.

Yes, carefully designed aerodynamic components can significantly enhance vehicle dynamics. Front splitters direct airflow to minimize front-axle lift, side skirts reduce turbulent air under the chassis, and rear diffusers optimize air exit velocity to generate cleaner downforce and better traction at highway speeds. Beyond the aggressive visual stance, your car benefits from reduced aerodynamic drag.