Mazda Speed eurethane yes or no?
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Mazda Speed eurethane yes or no?
Ok so im really thinking about getting the mazda speed eurethane kit how much do you guys think it should cost to get installed and then how much to get it painted??? Has anyone heard of any problems with the kit. I know most of you will just tell me to buy the real kit but i dont want to spend that much money i was actually thinking maybe the veilside rear bumper and side skirts with the ms front cuz i saw one with that and it was insane!
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-Ryan
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-Ryan
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It cost about $1200- $1500 depending on the shop you go to & quality of the shop to install & paint a full bodykit but you can usually get it a down a little if you negotiate with the shop.
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Yup, it does cost that much to paint & install from a decent to quality bodyshop.If you get quoted way less than that then they are probably not that good of a bodyshop.Most people make sure that it fits right then have it painted for about $600-750 & installed it themselves to save money on the installation charge that's about the same as painting the car.
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I called rotary extreme and asked about the eurethane front bumper cost 500 plus shipping about 150 for business address 220 for residential address. Roughly about 300 to have it installed and painted. I think im before off getting the real ms front and I wont have to worry about fitment.
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Originally Posted by slllygrl10
I called rotary extreme and asked about the eurethane front bumper cost 500 plus shipping about 150 for business address 220 for residential address. Roughly about 300 to have it installed and painted. I think im before off getting the real ms front and I wont have to worry about fitment.
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i've recently heard issues with the urethane material that it has a lot of problems with sagging. With all these issues one should just go and get the geniune version. Save on paint.
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Originally Posted by IZoomZoomI
i've recently heard issues with the urethane material that it has a lot of problems with sagging. With all these issues one should just go and get the geniune version. Save on paint.
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yea, im heavily favoring urethane only b/c of the cost savings, hopefully what you mentioned above is the case. How does sanding it down prevent the kit from sagging?
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Originally Posted by IZoomZoomI
yea, im heavily favoring urethane only b/c of the cost savings, hopefully what you mentioned above is the case. How does sanding it down prevent the kit from sagging?
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