The 'Full Kit' Theory

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While it might be tempting to pick and choose individual components—mixing and matching different styles may not always been the best way to start —purchasing a complete body kit offers a host of advantages. In this blog, we’ll explore why opting for a full body kit is usually the better choice for both form and function.

Now, of course we understand that taste and style is subjective. This blog merely outlines the key benefits of choosing a complete kit.

Designed for Seamless Integration

One of the primary benefits of a complete body kit is that it’s specifically designed to work as a cohesive unit. Each component of the kit has been engineered to fit together perfectly, both in terms of style and functionality.

When you mix and match individual pieces from different brands or styles, you risk ending up with parts that don’t align properly or look out of place. Even slight differences in design or size can result in gaps, misalignments, or an overall mismatched look that undermines the visual impact you're trying to achieve.

Consistent Aesthetic Appeal

A complete body kit offers a consistent design theme, ensuring that all parts complement one another. Whether you're going for an aggressive race-inspired look, a sleek and refined street style, or something else entirely, a full kit ensures that all components are designed to match the same vision.

Mixing and matching parts, on the other hand, may lead to clashing designs that can create a disjointed or uneven appearance. For example, a bold front bumper might not flow smoothly with a more subtle rear bumper or side skirts from a different brand. With a complete kit, you can rest assured that everything flows together as one cohesive unit, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your vehicle.

Improved Aerodynamics and Performance

A full body kit is often developed with both style and performance in mind. Many complete kits are designed to improve the aerodynamics of your car, increasing downforce, reducing drag, and even enhancing stability at higher speeds.

When you mix and match parts, however, you could end up compromising the aerodynamics of your vehicle. Individual components from different manufacturers might not have been designed with the same airflow or performance standards, meaning that your car’s handling could be less than optimal. By choosing a complete body kit, you ensure that all components work together to improve your car’s overall performance.

Ease of Installation

When you purchase a complete body kit, you’re getting a set of parts that are designed to be installed together. This often translates to easier and quicker installation. Since the parts are all designed to fit your vehicle’s specifications and align with each other, you’ll experience fewer headaches during installation. 

On the other hand, mixing and matching components from various manufacturers or styles can lead to compatibility issues. Different parts might require additional modifications, which can result in longer installation times, higher labor costs, and potential issues down the road. A complete kit ensures that all parts fit properly, reducing the chances of problems during installation.

Quality Control and Consistency

With a complete body kit, you're purchasing from a single manufacturer that ensures consistent quality control across all components. This means you’re more likely to get parts that meet the same high standards in terms of materials, finish, and durability. Take Adro Inc for example. Adro is a premium carbon fiber manufacturer from South Korea that specialises in aerodynamic performance enhancement. If the complete body kit is purchased from them, you can be assured that the carbon fiber weave is consistent, the fitment is the same and overall performance enhancing properties are maintained. 

On the other hand. when you mix and match parts from different brands or sources, there’s always a chance that one component could fall short of your expectations in terms of quality or finish. You might find that one piece fades quicker than the others, or doesn't match the rest in terms of texture or gloss. With a complete kit, you're investing in uniform quality, ensuring that every part looks and performs as intended.

Cost-Effectiveness in the Long Run

While it might seem like a good idea to save money by purchasing individual parts, the reality is that a complete body kit can often be more cost-effective. We offer kits at a discounted price compared to buying individual components separately. Additionally, purchasing a full kit saves you the trouble of dealing with the potential hidden costs associated with mismatched parts, such as extra modification work or additional fitting costs.

A complete body kit is designed with efficiency and cost-effectiveness in mind, so you can get everything you need in one package—at a better price than if you were to buy each component individually.

Resale Value and Consistency

If you ever decide to sell your car, having a complete body kit installed can increase the resale value. Buyers often appreciate a car that has a professionally installed, well-integrated body kit. It shows that the vehicle has been thoughtfully upgraded with a consistent and high-quality design.

On the other hand, a car with mismatched parts might give potential buyers the impression that the modifications were rushed or poorly considered, which could negatively affect its value.

Conclusion

While the idea of mixing and matching individual body kit components might seem appealing in terms of customization, the advantages of purchasing a complete body kit far outweigh the potential drawbacks. A full body kit offers seamless integration, consistent aesthetics, improved aerodynamics, easier installation, and better quality control, not to mention the long-term cost-effectiveness.

For a cohesive, high-performance upgrade to your vehicle that is both functional and stylish, choosing a complete body kit is always the best option. You’ll save time, money, and hassle, while ensuring that your car looks its absolute best.