Im a frequent EBAY SHOPPER, just bought a Kamei sport grill for my A4 and soon a chipped ECU. I have been curious about the RS4 body kits they sell on there. They are soo frickin cheap. Im aware that they are fiberglass but how bad can they be?

Does anyone have experience with these types of bodykits... the KNOCK OFFs?

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2001 B5S4

There generally ok, but you will need to make your own brackets to get it to fit and your have no instructions.

Check with some of the companies as they might make an ABS version of the kit.

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2000 Audi A4 1.8Tq, AJL engine, manual, H&R Race springs & RS4 Shocks, 211bhp Chip, Baileys BOV, RaceTec FMIC, RS4 Hubs & ally Uprights with RS4 brakes.

I saw some on eBAY as well. Wouldn't a car body shop be able to customize the fitting to your car? I mean, you pay the guys to work on your car; they should be able to install the kit.

Yeah they coul do it. you could also have audi order the brackets from germany. but itll probably be cheeper to have a shop install and paint the kit.

Most people I know, who have had body panels added, have gone with a reputable body shop they can trust. It usually takes some time to get the fit just right because there are always some fitment issues that need to be tweaked properly.

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Either lead, follow, or get out of the way...
Audis don't get out of the way and they never follow.

to be honest, u get what u pay for. i got a fiberglass kit for my old car and there were MANY small things that had to get done. It will basically cost the same either way. you can get the kit cheap, but you will pay more for the install because of what they need to fix. if you pay more for the kit and get it ABS, youll save time and money in the install, and end up with a better kit overall.

i did mine to a honda, but i feel the audi needs more respect.

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18" Justice's & 35% all around

u get what u pay for