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Hiya all

Not sure if this has been posted before but was hunting around and came across this:

http://www.japanparts.com/db/partslist. ... ey=&page=1


I'm particularly taken by the Burnout Front Half Nose....

Some interesting bit of kit in there though and shows a few different styles that can be achieved.



Schultzy

I'd be up for the Mazdaspeed kit.

moz wrote:I'd be up for the Mazdaspeed kit.

Yep, they definitely look awesome.

Do you have to order them from Japan? The only other place I found that sells them in Aus is this - http://www.mx5mania.com.au/product1671.htm

In total, the kit costs $12,100

Not sure if a body kit is worth it....

There are other ways and means of getting hold of these kits. PM me for more if you are genuinely interested.

NoPro in Japan also make some lively aero/asthetic parts for the NC and now NC2.

Cyberbug on Miata.net has also recently installed the Bomex front bar which looks quite different to the OEM front.

This post needs more photos - will seed later.

Cheers CoffeeBoss, I'll PM you once I purchase the car (still deciding on what to purchase)

My main grip is the price of the body kit. I can't/don't want to spend anything excessive of $10k on the bodykit. (Even that seems extreme)

What is the "normal" price one pays for bodykits?

Funny you mention Miata.net. It came up on my search. The cars look awesome!

The thread defiently needs some more pics. Thanks

Too bad I don't have enough money to purchase a NC2. I wouldn't need a body kit then

This is the latest Front Lip spoiler for the NC1 from NoPro. It's not cheap at 55,000 Yen but the problem is that NoPro will not accept foreign Credit Cards nor will they ship outside Japan so it's very hard to do business with them. That and the shipping cost is comparable to the product cost itself.

The Quality is unbelieveable and it literally took 10 minutes to fit and it certainly pulls the nose down at speed. Contact me if you're in Sydney and would like to come bye and have a look.

That's really nice.

If NoPro won't accept a foreign card and won't ship internationally, talk to an importer.

I was lucky enough to have staff in Tokyo that could assist but Rev9Autosport can do it as a special order. Max is quite helpful in that respect. I'll also be at Wakefield on the 5th if you're there, come over and say hello. Be warned though that freight can be UA$400-500 or more.