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Factory Body Kit
anyone in CA or southern california or pretty much anywhere has bought the factory body kit? (lip...spoiler...side underbody spoiler) the whole kit.. price and installation?.....
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I'm in Vegas... I purchased my kit 2 weeks ago for $820.00 and installed it with my buddy... I purchased from hond[.com] great to deal with. Trust me do it urself for free as appose to the dealers 3hr/$300. Its real easy to do... Just my
Today's price is asking $920 w/ free shipping...
Full instructions are also provided on the website.
GOOD LUCK
Today's price is asking $920 w/ free shipping...
Full instructions are also provided on the website.
GOOD LUCK
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I got my bodykit from Norman Reeves Acura for $850 shipped to Nor. Cali.
If you're in the area and you can pick up the kit, you might be able to get a little cheaper price since they won't have to ship it.
If you're in the area and you can pick up the kit, you might be able to get a little cheaper price since they won't have to ship it.
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Originally Posted by kboosman00
I'm in Vegas... I purchased my kit 2 weeks ago for $820.00 and installed it with my buddy... I purchased from hond[.com] great to deal with. Trust me do it urself for free as appose to the dealers 3hr/$300. Its real easy to do... Just my
Today's price is asking $920 w/ free shipping...
Full instructions are also provided on the website.
GOOD LUCK
Today's price is asking $920 w/ free shipping...
Full instructions are also provided on the website.
GOOD LUCK
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yup... In one of my threads... I advise another that it would be much easier if you were to use 4 jack stands and remove all four tires, definetly saves u some time...
Took me 4 1/2 hours.... Trust me anybody can do it.. simply follow the instructions
Took me 4 1/2 hours.... Trust me anybody can do it.. simply follow the instructions
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Originally Posted by kaliraver69
How did you or anyone that has installed the OEM kit install the side skirts? They are a pain the @$$. Did you or anyone else have to remove the tires to get to the 3 screws that are on the side of the side skirts?
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Originally Posted by vwong
It's very easy. Just use a short screwdriver to remove the screws. I used a 1/4" drive rachet, then a shallow socket (I don't remember what size, probably an 8mm), then attach a phillip screwdriver tip to the socket. No need to remove the wheels nor jack the car up.
You just need a short screw driver....or I used a small ratchet with a coupler and phillips bit. The side skirts are actually the easiest part of the install IMHO.
I don't think the install is very hard. If you're good at carefully following instructions, you should be fine. When I put my OEM kit on, I had no prior bodykit experience. Just a little experience with removing my front bumper.
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Originally Posted by Tsx536
You just need a short screw driver....or I used a small ratchet with a coupler and phillips bit. The side skirts are actually the easiest part of the install IMHO.
I don't think the install is very hard. If you're good at carefully following instructions, you should be fine. When I put my OEM kit on, I had no prior bodykit experience. Just a little experience with removing my front bumper.
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