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do u know where can buy amuse body kit for cheap shipping fee ,i live in AU

Hello, i am fan of the amuse kit and i am planning to buy it..but there are some things that i need to know before i buy the kit....
1.how much does it lowers the car (how much clearance the car have with the amuse kit installed)?
2.And if i buy only the rear bumper, will it go fine with the stock side skirts?
thanks

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dont tie it on. i only did that for now until i find something that looks nicer. i literally just zip tied it down. it looks .... ghetto lol. Im considering either making a bracket for it outta...

All good for now, just a really tiring day at home. water seeped behind a window and went under. had to tear down walls, insulation and carpet. I will need to let it dry for a week and rebuild the...

Not everyone likes to mod man.

that looks amazing bro

stay Pearl White i told you many times i often wish my car was white. white is the best colour for the amuse kit because objectively it shows off the curves the best. Its also the easiest to...

We have some update but looks like people gotta wait a bit longer (week/ten days) http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/837/8bkq.jpg

**** Yea! I'm in, let's do it... Just let me know when so I can get the paint and halo in advance

Good job man, you cleaned it up real nice! Did you get his hfc?

If you're still having trouble with the bolt, I recommend PB Blaster Penetrating Oil. Also, I'm sure your exhaust looks a million times better, but FWIW, I've had incredible results using Adam's...

The PB Blaster mentioned earlier has worked well for me. Any good penetrating oil should do the trick but PB Blaster is high on my list. The fasteners on the tips may be there forever (unless you...

That exhaust looks brand new... Now sell it to me for dirt cheap :rofl2: Kidding... Or am I? :stirthepot: +1 for the PB blaster, that stuff works great!!! And great job getting it cleaned up!

Nice. For the rusted fasteners, I'd try soaking with WD-40 (or similar) for a few days.

CLR should remove rust and corrosion and give it a nice shine you could also use brasso or some other metal polisher and do it all by hand

1) I'd try a Scotchbrite (or similar) pad and some general-purpose metal polish. But that may not give you a mirror finish. 2) No idea. 3) Definitely replace. The corroded threads on the fasteners...