You took the time to choose your trip carefully. That 2000 Integra G2 was not only voted the best car tuner, but with some of the rides you've seen are also a polished-looking car too. With his pink slip in hand is the time to choose the right parts to give your car that unique look and ultra sensitive.
An easy way to start is with a body kit. The problem is that choosing the right equipment can seem quite daunting. There are more than 23 manufacturers who make kits for the Integra, and most of them more than a style. With a large selection available, many people do not know where to start.
In this article we will cover the Acura body kits. First we will learn the elements of a decent kit, and then we'll cover five steps to a new look for your car.
Acura body kits: the important elements
We begin our analysis with the elements of a body kit consisting of good. Actually there are a wide range available, and what you choose depends on what you want done with your car.
A basic body kit consists of a front bumper (or just a cover), a rear bumper and side skirts. Sometimes you hear them referred to as ground effects kits. The basic idea is to both reduce their walk, and give a new look. Other elements can also be regarded as the kit: spoilers, hoods, and really any other part that replaces a factory body part.
Taking into account the other body elements to be part of a body kit or not, you should consider ordering them at the same time. If you plan to replace thehood, or add a spoiler, coupled with the effects of their land, having all these parts ordered at the same time will make the paint much easier.