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#41
a little more in-depth then i thought... but maybe its just the amount of detail in the instructions, lol. anyone else done this install yet? im just a little nervous about the 'trimming material' away part from the bumper. looks awesome though!
#42
It doesn't look too difficult from a read of the instructions. They are very detailed, so it should be easy enough to follow if you're somewhat mechanically inclined. Unfortunately since they're just scans, I couldn't really make out what needs to be trimmed...
Jamie, do we know if the factory facia bezel can be reinstalled after this trimming?
Also... how much slack does the switch wiring have? I'd rather put the switch on my accessory panel on the center console than drill my dash. It's much cheaper to replace a small plastic piece if you screw it up.
Jamie, do we know if the factory facia bezel can be reinstalled after this trimming?
Also... how much slack does the switch wiring have? I'd rather put the switch on my accessory panel on the center console than drill my dash. It's much cheaper to replace a small plastic piece if you screw it up.
#43
yeah, those pictures with the trimming is where i got a little lost, the rest of it looks easy.
ive also got the same idea with the switch going on the center console by the ebrake where they pre-cutouts already are. if the wirings not long enough, it should be easy enough to splice on some longer wires.
ive also got the same idea with the switch going on the center console by the ebrake where they pre-cutouts already are. if the wirings not long enough, it should be easy enough to splice on some longer wires.
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I don't think the wiring would be long enough honestly. But if your handy enough you should be able to get it down there to the center console. Myself I would just leave it, it doesn't look bad at all in my opinion.
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I know what you mean. I just looked at the kit real close and it doesn't look like it would reach for sure. The switch though looks pretty good like it was supposed to be where you install it, it will not look bad at all.
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We have sold almost all out of our first batch of stock so hopefully some of those people will post pics! Just looking at the kit first hand and the quality of the pieces, its not cheaply made. I'm 100% sure that the end result will be exactly what you see in the pics on the first post.
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#54
Originally Posted by Zefoxe
Any chance whether you know if the lip kit on the RS1 will interfere with the lighting for these Jamie?
It completely covers the area these fogs go in.
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I am still hoping for some pics.
Where are all of the people who snatched these up?
I really hope they look oem. The price is great, I just cant tell from the first post pics if they look right in the vent space.
Where are all of the people who snatched these up?
I really hope they look oem. The price is great, I just cant tell from the first post pics if they look right in the vent space.
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Originally Posted by Zefoxe
from what i read, it seems just unscrew mud guards, unscrew/clip off vent covers, cut the actually vent covers, mount the lights and position em into the new holes and reassemble