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I am looking at pricing some genuine kits to see if I can justify the extra $$ for a new kit before I do a respray.

I like the Tommy Kaira front bar and Top Secret front bar but only want genuine gear

I also need side skirts.

Does anyone know of an online shop that sells genuine kits?

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genuine are not worth the money IMO. i htink in most cases they will last a bit longer, because the cheap kits dont flex (alot of them do now though) so they crack with chassis flex, but in most cases, kits never get to the point where deterioration comes with age, most of the time they are smashed on gutters etc before that point

no idea on those particular itmes, but i know with things like veilside kits, a full kit is about 12 grand, plus fitting and painting, where as a decent knockoff will come in at around 1.5k

havent had ALOT of experience with kits, but this is just what i've seen

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