Joe

Does anyone know of any good body kits for the 4th gen. Maxima? I need to replace my front and rear bumpers, cuz the previous owner scratched up the rear bumper hella bad and cracked that skinny part right under the license plate in half. And I let my brother use my car once and he freakin rear-ended another car which dented my front lisence plate and pushed the screws right into my bumper, not to mention scratched it up pretty good too.
Figuring it would cost me a few grand to replace it with factory parts, I thought why not just get a body kit? It would be way cheaper anyway. But the only thing is... they don't make any good body kits for my car! (at least that I know of) So if anyone has seen one, could you please let me know? Thanks.

ereet

Like the Stillen Aero-kit, or another one I saw in a magazine afew days ago.

They're just skirts you screw/tape on to the factory bumper & stuff. If your current bumper is screwed all to hell, your only real option is to replace/repair it. There's actually a beastie kit floating around but I don't think it's commercially available. And it's pretty ugly. Pics have been floating around lately but there's one on http://www.maximadriver.com . It's got an entirely new front bumper, I'm not sure about the rear one though.

kit99bar

here:

http://members.aol.com/ocsponger/myh...ima%20copy.jpg

PS: Joe, let me know how those sprint springs are
after you get em. thx

Chunger

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It was in this month's SCC magazine (NOPI add IIRC)

Whitemax

But if your bumpers are damaged, they will still need to be replaced. The body kits are attatched to the bumpers

Joe

Okay, my original plan was just to get the skirts, but after the damage to the front, I want to get a body kit that replaces the bumper(not attaches to it).
I don't like the Erebuni one, I think it's ugly.
Does the stillen one attach on, or replace?

P.S. Kit- I'll let you know on the springs.

Whitemax

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