JDM vs US: RD2 - US Designed Body Kits

[TheRealSy90]

If people don't think they can make money off of it, they probably aren't going to spend time on it.

Actually 2F Performance recently came out with their Super Doof kits, which are designed and made in the U.S.

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by TheRealSy90

If people don't think they can make money off of it, they probably aren't going to spend time on it.

But that's just it. I don't think most of those guys (Japan) ever expected to make huge money off it. They got an idea for their own cars and went out and did it. Selling copies of the kits really seemed more like a way to fund their own car/project. It wasn't a "get rich" scheme.

[Mister.E]

Originally Posted by TheRealSy90

If people don't think they can make money off of it, they probably aren't going to spend time on it.

Actually 2F Performance recently came out with their Super Doof kits, which are designed and made in the U.S.

2F worked in collaboration with Get Nuts Lab to design the Super Doof kits. Those kits are based HEAVILY on the D-Max Type III kits. There is really nothing that original about the Super Doof kits, they were modeled off of something that already existed, but made to look slightly different. One of my friend's gave up his 180sx D-Max front bumper so that they could use it for the mold.