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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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