Defiant Motor Culture

Custom installation

Fitted here, so you
are not holding the drill.

Spoilers, lip kits, grilles, diffusers, lights, mirrors and badges, fitted properly. Most parts come with instructions that assume you do not mind where the holes go.

BMW 3 Series with a front lip and splitter fitted, shot at sunset

The part is the cheap bit. The expensive bit is a hole drilled 5mm out on a boot lid, or a lip kit taped on in the cold that is on the road somewhere between here and home.

Everything gets test-fitted before it is fixed, panels are prepped so tape actually holds, and anything that has to be drilled is measured, marked and agreed before a bit touches the car. If a part does not fit the car the way it claims, you will hear that before it is attached rather than after.

Turnaround
A few hours
Where
9 Tech Way, Cranbourne VIC 3977
A carbon rear wing off the car on the bench before it goes on

What you can have

If it bolts, tapes or clips on.

  • Spoilers and wings

    Boot lip spoilers through to full wings. The ones that need holes get marked and agreed first.

  • Lips, skirts and diffusers

    Front lips, side skirts and rear diffusers, prepped and fixed so they survive a driveway.

  • Grilles and lighting

    Grille swaps, lettering, light bars and upgraded lamps.

  • Mirrors and badges

    Mirror caps, badge swaps and debadging, including filling what the old one left behind.

The work

Custom installation out of
the Cranbourne workshop.

Honda Civic Type R with the rear wing fitted
Subaru WRX with a large rear wing installed
Mercedes C 300 with an AMG front bar and splitter fitted
Rear diffuser and quad tips on the finished Mercedes C 300
Ford Ranger with the grille lettering finished in black
A white Mercedes E Class with an AMG grille and front lip fitted

How it goes

Test fitted before anything is fixed.

  1. 01

    Test fit

    The part goes on the car dry. Panel gaps, shut lines and whether it actually matches the body get checked now, not later.

  2. 02

    Prep the panel

    Cleaned and prepped where adhesive is going. Tape on a dirty panel is the reason lips end up on the freeway.

  3. 03

    Mark and agree

    Anything requiring a hole is marked up and shown to you before it is drilled.

  4. 04

    Fit and finish

    Fixed, aligned and checked from a distance, because a spoiler 2mm out at one end is visible from across a car park.

Questions we get asked.

I bought a part online. Will you fit it?

Yes. Bring it in. We will test fit it first and tell you honestly if it is not going to sit right on your car.

Do I have to drill my car?

Not always. Plenty of parts are tape and clip fitted. Where a hole is the only option we will say so up front, and you decide before anything happens.

Can you remove badges and fill the holes?

Debadging, yes. Where the badge was on pins there are holes underneath, and that is a paint job rather than a fitting job - we will tell you which yours is.

How long does it take?

Most fitting work is a few hours. A full kit with several parts can be a day.

Book the car in.

Tell us the make, model and what you are after. We will come back with a price and a rough date.