I’m currently diving into the world of modifications for my NC Miata and I’m really interested in body kits. I want to enhance both the appearance and performance of my car, but I’m not sure where to start.
Questions I Have:
What are the best body kits out there for the NC Miata?
Are there specific brands that are reputable?
What should I keep in mind regarding fitment and installation?
Do any kits significantly affect the car’s performance or handling?
Additional Thoughts:
I’m looking for something that looks good but is also functional.
My budget is somewhat flexible, but I’d like to get the best bang for my buck!
If anyone has experiences, pictures, or links to kits they’ve considered or installed, it would be awesome to hear about them! Thanks in advance for the help!
I’m looking to get a body kit for my NC Miata too! I’ve seen options in fiberglass and polyurethane. Can anyone weigh in on the durability and finish of each material?
Fiberglass tends to be lighter and offers a sleek look, but it may crack easier than polyurethane. I’d recommend polyurethane for practicality—it’s more flexible and can handle bumps better.
I love the look of carbon fiber, but it’s often pricier and might not be as durable for daily driving. Has anyone had experience with how they perform over time?
I think aesthetics play a huge role! If you want something that stands out, consider a wide body kit. They look aggressive and really change the car’s profile.
Parking lots can get tight with a wide body. You may want to think about maintaining a balance between aesthetics and practicality. I prefer subtle when it comes to body kits.
Just remember, with each modification, weight can affect performance. If you’re tracking your Miata, lightweight materials like carbon fiber are ideal.
I think it comes down to personal preference. If you love the aesthetics of carbon fiber, go for it! Sometimes the added joy on the road is worth the expense.
Installation can vary. Some kits are straightforward, while others might need more work. It’s always wise to check reviews for installation feedback first!