OEM Body kit installation - up to Step 2 OEM Side Skirts. Need help/hints, please?
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OEM Body kit installation - up to Step 2 OEM Side Skirts. Need help/hints, please?
Well...guys, I need to know something from you.
I'm getting my new oem body kit very soon. I feel so exciting
Does anyone know how much will be cost for installation from dealer ?
I'm concerning that installation charges will be too high for me to handle it.
I'm living in Oklahoma City. Is anyone live here ?
Thanks !!
I'm getting my new oem body kit very soon. I feel so exciting
Does anyone know how much will be cost for installation from dealer ?
I'm concerning that installation charges will be too high for me to handle it.
I'm living in Oklahoma City. Is anyone live here ?
Thanks !!
Last edited by James Hsu; 12-30-2010 at 06:08 PM.
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Front lip installation: all you need to do remove front bumper, there are pre-markings on the back for each slit you need to dremel. Then follow instructions on using clips to install. Really easy.
Side skirt: pretty much a no brainer, there a few clips you need to remove under and I believe a few screws near wheel wells. Again Really easy.
Rear lip: same as front lip installation. Remove rear bumper, drill slits that are premarked showing you where to make the slits with a dremel, and install hardware.
Just put your bumpers back on and finished.
All you really need is a dremel that is it. Take your time dont rush cutting your bumper up. If your bumper is OEM you will have the markings on the back, if its not OEM then good luck bc you won't have the marking to show you exactly where to drill. Post photos when your done.
Do not bring it to dealer they will rape you with hourly labor charge. Just do it yourself, know that it was done right. Dremels aren't expensive at all. Your hardware store may even have rental policy on them. Check Home Depot etc.
Side skirt: pretty much a no brainer, there a few clips you need to remove under and I believe a few screws near wheel wells. Again Really easy.
Rear lip: same as front lip installation. Remove rear bumper, drill slits that are premarked showing you where to make the slits with a dremel, and install hardware.
Just put your bumpers back on and finished.
All you really need is a dremel that is it. Take your time dont rush cutting your bumper up. If your bumper is OEM you will have the markings on the back, if its not OEM then good luck bc you won't have the marking to show you exactly where to drill. Post photos when your done.
Do not bring it to dealer they will rape you with hourly labor charge. Just do it yourself, know that it was done right. Dremels aren't expensive at all. Your hardware store may even have rental policy on them. Check Home Depot etc.
Last edited by SquallLHeart; 12-10-2010 at 05:25 PM.
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Thank you all for reply I really appreacited !! I just got my kits today. I will do it by myself. I just curious how strong the 3M double sides tape is ? I went to the Autozone then the store perosn tells me that the tape won't be holding the body kit or if I wash my car. Especially, the winter condition and Oklahoma has a snow weather. Well...I don't know. Will that not falling down during the highway or wet condition ? Thanks !! ~
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It looks like this thread ?
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...+front+lip+kit
No Pics, well...don't know.
I'm still considering, the safety is most important to me and to others on the road
Thanks for answering !!
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...+front+lip+kit
No Pics, well...don't know.
I'm still considering, the safety is most important to me and to others on the road
Thanks for answering !!
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