Body kits are the number one modification you can do to your Eclipse to improve the look of it. Here’s a quick rundown some tips when buying a Mitsubishi Eclipse body kit.
- Ground effects are not mandatory on a body kit. These can include an air damn or even a side skirt that will fit under the bottom exterior of your bechile. This reduces the amount of drag that goes under your vehicle and will actually help to increase your MPG
- A body kit can also include a wing or a spoiler. If the spoiler goes on the front, it helps to reduce aerodynamic drag. If you get a rear spoiler, it helps create what’s called down force and that increases the traction on your vehicle when you try to accelerate.
- Body kits are usually made of fiberglass or urethane. The main difference is that fiberglass can be repaired if you hit something or if it breaks while urethane is resistant to softer impacts, but once it’s damaged then it can’t be repaired.
- Don’t invest in cheap, off-brand body kits. You get what you pay for. Try to get a higher grade of fiberglass when your buying a body kit to save yourself headaches in the future.
There you have it, some quick, fast tips on what to pick for a body kit for your Mitsubishi Eclipse.
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