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Old 04-08-2006, 08:59 PM
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we had to use an angle grinder. would of been better if we did it at a better garage with tools and lighting and shit.
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the kits are easy as to install.. cutting the bumper is another thing though i used a air hack saw.. but i just went to quickly and got cut happy lol... kit install perfect bumper well i got another bumper and rms cut it for me today did a excellent job

but new bumper looks good now. just to get it painted ...

grinder with thin disc is ok but i have a air hack saw much better just gotta take ya time and mesaure it lol..
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Old 04-08-2006, 11:37 PM
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Are you sure about that? What a head fuck that would be!!!!
honest whilst i was at psi getting car dyno'd a wrx was having a fmic installed and brett told me to be careful when buying a fmic because some kits require relocation of the ABs box.
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Old 04-08-2006, 11:40 PM
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the kits are easy as to install.. cutting the bumper is another thing though i used a air hack saw.. but i just went to quickly and got cut happy lol... kit install perfect bumper well i got another bumper and rms cut it for me today did a good job except leaving a intercooler clamp completly loose that was fun trip home.. lol

but new bumper looks good now. just to get it painted ...

grinder with thin disc is ok but i have a air hack saw much better just gotta take ya time and mesaure it lol..

bunnings have $40 dremal kits. i got one and its lasting so far.
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Old 05-08-2006, 06:06 AM
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bunnings have $40 dremal kits. i got one and its lasting so far.

yeah dremal kits are good i got simular thing but it runs off the air compressor..
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Old 05-08-2006, 08:54 AM
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i would of used my dremel if i had it with me.
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I got my FMIC today...it looks good..all the stuff in the box whole lot of brackets no instructions...i know they are pretty simple but the brackets..which ones go where and so on...anyone have any idea.
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