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Widebody Kits Shops Near You

Widebody fender flares, aero kits, and body modifications. Compare source-checked builders, review editorial planning ranges, and use the guide below to ask better questions before requesting quotes.

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Grafton, WI

SpeedKore Performance Group

SpeedKore Performance Group is a Wisconsin custom vehicle builder known for carbon fiber bodywork, custom performance builds, engineered components, and high-output muscle car projects.

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How to choose a widebody kits shop

The right shop should be able to show completed work similar to your project, explain the materials and parts they recommend, and give you a realistic timeline before you put down a deposit.

Ask for photos of similar completed builds and work-in-progress shots.
Confirm whether design, parts sourcing, installation, finishing, and tuning are handled in-house.
Get a written estimate with labor, materials, outside vendors, and overage rules separated.
Discuss warranty coverage, post-build adjustments, and how change orders are approved.

Typical Pricing

Editorial planning estimates for typical scope, not quotes and not shop-published rates. Actual pricing depends on vehicle condition, parts, labor rates, and region. Ask each shop for a written estimate.

Bolt-on fender flares

$1.5k-$5k

Pre-made flares with fitment, paint matching, and hardware.

Riveted or moulded kit

$5k-$12k

Full kit install with cutting, welding, filler, and paint prep.

One-off widebody fabrication

$12k-$30k+

Hand-shaped metal or composite panels with custom geometry and finish.

Questions To Ask Before You Hire

What should I send before requesting a widebody kits quote?

Send the vehicle year, make, model, current condition, target style, budget range, timeline, and reference photos. Clear inputs help shops respond with useful pricing instead of a vague range.

Should I choose the cheapest shop?

Usually no. Compare the scope, materials, included prep, warranty, and timeline. A cheaper quote can become expensive if it excludes finishing, tuning, or rework.

How many shops should I contact?

For most custom work, contact two or three shops. You want enough comparison to understand price and approach without overwhelming builders who need time to review the project properly.

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