Complete Body Kits
A complete body kit brings together bumpers, side skirts, fenders, and sometimes a spoiler, all designed to work together. It is the only way to achieve a cohesive look: combining parts from three brands results in joints that never line up properly.
Style kit or widebody kit
A style kit retains the original dimensions and can be installed without modifying the bodywork. A widebody widens the track by several centimeters on each side: it requires wheels with the right offset, often cutting the fenders, and changes the vehicle's overall width - and therefore its registration documents.
Factor in workshop costs
A complete kit requires several days of bodywork: dry fitting, adjusting the panel gaps, priming, and painting everything at once so the color is uniform. Painting the parts separately six months apart is always noticeable.
