Specific Amuse Aero Kit Question

[Robs_altima]

This most likely the kit I'm going after but I was hoping to get some info from anyone who has it or knows enough about it to help answer a question I have. Do you need to purchase the front wide fenders to make the kit work with the front bumper? The kit listing is a front bumper, sides skirts, rear skirt, and wide front fenders. The only thing I'm going to really slip out on is the additional front diffuser.

When it all comes down to it, I'll buy the fenders if I have too. It's just a $1000 which I having trouble seeing a difference between stock and the kit. It's not a wide body so does it just bring the front fenders parallel with the rear? Thanks for any help.

[dasoupdude]

nice choice, amuse makes my favorite front and sides.

but the rear id have to go with thish.

ings+1

Do you need to purchase the front wide fenders to make the kit work with the front bumper?

most likely yes. The original fenders paired up along with the amuse front would really throw off the flow and body lines of the car.

[Robs_altima]

Yeah, I'm starting to except the fact I'm going to have to purchase the whole thing…. Do you know the material? Again, I trust Amuse to make a great product whether it's fiberglass or anything else, no thin spots ect. But Urethane would be choice.

[JETPILOT]

No... you do not need to get the fenders. The front bumper cover will work with OEM fenders.

[Robs_altima]

Not arguing, just trying to better understand the impact of the fenders as far as them being wider. I'd assume you either have the kit or have seen someone who has just the front bumper installed right? Again not arguing but looking at how the front bumper blends flush with the fender makes it hard to understand how the fenders are wider. Would anyone be able to better explain the fenders. Thanks.