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07-02-2003 | 07:43 PM
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Originally posted by rondog
first, take advantage if the kit install and do the front with the tl kit, makes less sence to do it later, they'll charge you more. second, the kit only needs to be trimmed on the sides and raised about 2 inches. see what they say. Your fogs are throwing off the kit's lines too, here's a pic with the sides shaved and no fogs. lastly try to get them to fill those holes in the rear and you'll be perfect in my opinion.
first, take advantage if the kit install and do the front with the tl kit, makes less sence to do it later, they'll charge you more. second, the kit only needs to be trimmed on the sides and raised about 2 inches. see what they say. Your fogs are throwing off the kit's lines too, here's a pic with the sides shaved and no fogs. lastly try to get them to fill those holes in the rear and you'll be perfect in my opinion.
or maybe without the upper portion of the side skirt all together?
I would buy the kit 10 minutes ago if it either had a piece to fill that gap on the door, or trim it down to be level with the rest of the kit!
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