A body kit is a set of aftermarket parts designed to enhance a vehicle's aesthetic appeal and aerodynamics. It typically includes components like bumpers, side skirts, spoilers, diffusers, and fender flares. Some kits may also include hoods or roof scoops, depending on the design.

Some body kits are purely cosmetic, while others are designed to improve aerodynamics and handling by reducing drag or increasing downforce. Properly installed performance-oriented kits can enhance your car's efficiency and stability at high speeds. However, poorly installed or heavy kits may negatively affect performance.

Professional installation is highly recommended for body kits. Many kits require precise alignment, trimming, or modifications to fit properly. A professional ensures the kit is securely attached, looks seamless, and doesn’t compromise safety or functionality.

Yes, body kits can be removed or replaced, but the process depends on how they were installed. Bolt-on kits are easier to remove, while glued or molded kits may require more effort and could leave minor damage or adhesive residue that needs repair. Always consult with a professional for removal.