CUSTOM BODY KITS

Innovative designs that offer a unique OEM+ finish to your car, available in multiple surface finishes

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Really enhance the exterior look of your vehicle by adding wider arches, rear spoilers or even sports bumpers.

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Whether you want a meaner look or a lower stance, we can help.

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• Wide arch kits

• Rear spoilers

• SportsLine bumpers

• Extreme arches

• Colour coded bumpers

• Lip spoilers

• Wing spoilers

• Decals

• Skid plates

• Diffusers

• Grill inserts

• Side skirts

• Mud flaps​

• Bonnet protectors​

Car rain lights for motorsport vehicles are specialised lighting components designed to enhance visibility in adverse weather conditions, particularly rain and fog. These lights typically utilise high-intensity LED technology, known for its bright, clear output and energy efficiency. LEDs also offer rapid response times, which are crucial in racing scenarios where every millisecond counts.

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The construction of rain lights focuses on durability and reliability. Housings are often made from robust materials such as polycarbonate or aluminum, which can withstand the harsh conditions of motorsport environments, including vibrations, impacts, and exposure to water and debris.

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These materials ensure that the lights remain functional and intact under the rigorous demands of racing.

The optical design of rain lights is engineered to maximize visibility in low-visibility conditions. The lights are typically positioned at the rear of the vehicle and emit a bright, diffused light that cuts through rain and fog. This ensures that the vehicle remains visible to other drivers, reducing the risk of collisions. Some rain lights also feature multiple flashing modes to further enhance visibility and draw attention.

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Integration and control of rain lights involve advanced electronic systems. Wiring harnesses are designed to handle the power requirements efficiently, ensuring minimal resistance and heat build-up. Control units often allow drivers to switch between different modes, such as steady or flashing light, depending on the severity of the weather conditions. Integration with the vehicle’s CAN bus system enables seamless operation and coordination with other vehicle safety systems, enhancing overall performance and safety during races.

Dynamic indicators are also known as sequential indicators, are a modern type of vehicle lighting where the indicator light illuminates in a flowing, sweeping motion, rather than simply flashing on and off.

They are often a plug-and-play LED replacement for older halogen lights, providing a more modern aesthetic and potentially improving visibility for other drivers

 

Key features

• Sweeping motion: The light illuminates sequentially from one end to the other, creating a "sweeping" effect.

• LED technology: They use a series of small LED lights to create the dynamic effect.

• Plug-and-play installation: In many cases, they are designed to be a direct replacement for the original halogen bulb, fitting into the same socket without needing new wiring.

• Enhanced style: They give a more modern and high-end look to a vehicle.

• Improved safety: The flow of light can be more noticeable to other drivers, and some are brighter than standard indicators, potentially improving safety.

• Additional features: Some advanced models may include a "welcome light" function that runs a light sequence when the car is unlocked. 

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Performance rear light and tail lights sometimes known as custom rear lights are upgrades and alterations to enhance and customise the vehicle.

 

Our performance lighting come with 1 years warranty after the date of purchase.

We have available products for right hand drive but there are some neutral drive parts that can be switched from inside the rear light.

What are the different performance rear light / tail lights?

The main types of custom / aftermarket rear lights we supply are LED or Non-LED. This will depend on the vehicle the lighting is for. Some may stock both for the same vehicle and you are unsure what lighting typing you require, contact a member of the team who will be happy to help.

What are different sides of the vehicle?

Driver side: the right hand side when sat in the car facing forwards. Also known as off side or O/S.
Passenger side: the left hand side when sat in the car facing forwards. Also known as near side or N/S.
Legalities

All the performance rear lights on the Ultimate Styling website comply with European safety standards and UK motoring legislation. A safe modification option.

 

Legalities regarding rear lamps

Driving a vehicle with a broken rear tail lamp can land you a £60 fine and 3 points but often you will be issued a roadside prohibition notice in which you will be given 10 days to fix the fault before an inspection.

We offer a professional fitting service to ensure a seamless and precise installation of its bespoke grille inserts. Our experienced technicians are highly skilled and meticulous, guaranteeing that the grilles are fitted to the highest standards. The fitting service includes thorough preparation of the vehicle, followed by the precise placement and alignment of the grille inserts.

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​Our commitment to detail extends to the use of specialized tools and techniques to ensure a secure and durable fit. Additionally, we provide comprehensive instructions and guidance to customers who prefer to self-install their grille inserts. Our fitting service not only enhances the aesthetics of the vehicle but also ensures optimal protection against road debris. With our attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction, the fitting service guarantees a flawless installation that enhances the protection and appearance of the vehicle.

Motorists often forget about the components of their car that aren’t clearly visible – apart from the engine, that is – and tend to focus on the ones which are.

For that reason, the installation of exhaust tips might be considered a bit of a niche aftermarket upgrade.

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But is it worth it?

Your car’s exhaust system is composed of piping which guides reaction exhaust gases away from the engine and out into the air, allowing for the continued function of the engine itself. It’s important to note here that we’re talking about exhaust systems, not exhaust tips.

An exhaust tip – the part of your exhaust system which is visible from your car’s exterior – doesn’t actually do anything to alter the performance of your exhaust system, it’s merely a cosmetic upgrade.

It is, however, a very popular one. There are numerous different types of exhaust tips, from round and square to intercooled and rolled edge varieties, all of which come in a number of different finishes and are easy to install. Most aftermarket exhaust tips can be attached to your car’s original exhaust system with screws, while some can simply be slid into the system itself.

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As we’ve stated, unfortunately, an aftermarket exhaust tip won’t actually do anything to alter the performance of your car; however, it will change a couple of things. Most notably: the sound.

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Installing a new set of exhaust tips will make your car produce a stronger, more powerful sound. It’s that deep, throaty roar from an engine which petrol heads often appreciate, and installing some exhaust tips will allow you to replicate this sound. Where a new exhaust system will also achieve the same effect, merely installing exhaust tips lets you do this at a much lower price point.