Picture's of the bodykit I'm gonna be purchasing....

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by TriStateGuy
Hey Sentra Styling

Any chance of a website for AeroDuo? Thanks

It's www.aeroduo.com
or you can buy the kit from
www.importfan.com

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by Spec-V
Thanks for the info. I was never into kits because I was afraid of messing it up going over speed bumps or driving around in NYC. What will happen if you're driving pretty quick and hit a bump in the road?

Well from what I understand it doesn't extend much lower than the Stillen front spoiler that I have on my car now..and I am also running on a set of Eibach Sportlines,and I have no probs with speed bumps what so ever....

[stylee]

the side skirts from the white sentra where can you get those the ones at gtp are differant

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by stylee
the side skirts from the white sentra where can you get those the ones at gtp are differant

Those are actually the West coast spoiler side skirts......

[stylee]

Originally posted by Sentra Styling
Those are actually the West coast spoiler side skirts......

West Coast?
is that the name of the company?

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by stylee


West Coast?
is that the name of the company?

www.westcoastspoilers.com
They actually have to the kit listed under 99 Sentra,,Just a typo....

[babyskyline]

What's up man,
Listen no doubt about it the kit is nice, but the rear end has to go. But my question is this. Where the hell did you get it. Will it fit my SpecV. I also have a white one. Hey man I read one of your replies and you mentioned that they have carbon fiber hoods available, first of who is it and how much. Peace bro,:alien:

[TriStateGuy]

Originally posted by Sentra Styling
It's www.aeroduo.com
or you can buy the kit from
www.importfan.com

Thanks Sentra Styling! Though I should've known that it would have been www.areoduo.com

[Mrcoilover]

Originally posted by Spec-V
Thanks for the info. I was never into kits because I was afraid of messing it up going over speed bumps or driving around in NYC. What will happen if you're driving pretty quick and hit a bump in the road?

That mostly depends on how low you drop it. If you have stock suspension then you don't have to worry bout nothin. If you get like a 1" drop you should be okay too. Putting a kit on your car just teaches you how to drive more carefully and to be more cautious of your surroundings cuz you don't wanna hit anything in the road in the 1st place.

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by Mrcoilover
That mostly depends on how low you drop it. If you have stock suspension then you don't have to worry bout nothin. If you get like a 1" drop you should be okay too. Putting a kit on your car just teaches you how to drive more carefully and to be more cautious of your surroundings cuz you don't wanna hit anything in the road in the 1st place.

I agree with that....
I have set of the Stillen fron spoilers on my car with a Sportline drop and I experienced what your talking about,,I actually hit one of the lips on those parking stones and it cracked the paint..luckily it's urethane and not fiberglass

[Mrcoilover]

Originally posted by Sentra Styling
I agree with that....
I have set of the Stillen fron spoilers on my car with a Sportline drop and I experienced what your talking about,,I actually hit one of the lips on those parking stones and it cracked the paint..luckily it's urethane and not fiberglass

Yep, and don't forget the parking spaces with curbs. Most people pull right up on them until their tire hits it. But if your kitted out and dropped you better keep that front bumper in front of it or you'll be sorry.

[Spec-V]

So you dont have to lower the car with a kit? How would that look though with the stock suspension? Wouldnt the kit look like its not fitting right, sorta of floating?

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by Spec-V
So you dont have to lower the car with a kit? How would that look though with the stock suspension? Wouldnt the kit look like its not fitting right, sorta of floating?

Well no I hae a few friends that have a kit on thier cars without a lowered suspension and it can look ok...But my personal opinion it look alot better lowered....But if you are the type that races around alot and still would like to get a kit then I suggest don't lower it at all.....that's if the kit doesn't rip off the car first at high speeds

[Mrcoilover]

Originally posted by Spec-V
So you dont have to lower the car with a kit? How would that look though with the stock suspension? Wouldnt the kit look like its not fitting right, sorta of floating?

If you have a kit, it will look 50% better with a lowered suspension. If your not a fan of driving on the ground than just get like a 1" drop and you'll get the look you want and don't have a sh*tty ride and worry about all the things mentioned above.

[Sentra Styling]

Originally posted by Mrcoilover
If you have a kit, it will look 50% better with a lowered suspension. If your not a fan of driving on the ground than just get like a 1" drop and you'll get the look you want and don't have a sh*tty ride and worry about all the things mentioned above.

I agree with getting at least a 1 inch drop....Especially on a Sentra Nissan is famous for making the Sentra look like a sport utility and going with that high riding 4x4 look...
I mean you look at all the Sentra's and you'll notice that they give way too much wheel well gap....