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| Forum name | Interior/Exterior |
| Topic subject | removing a body kit |
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46837, removing a body kit
Posted by distort, May-06-03 12:15 PM
how hard is it to remove a blitz body kit. i dont know much about it but i figure the sideskirts would be a pain? or not? a guy offered to give me his kit i and even pay if i could find someone cheap but i cant and he said i could take it off. its in perfect shape and all. its there as soon as i want it so please reply if you can help me or tell me if id even be able to do it without messing something up.
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46840, RE: removing a body kit
Posted by chrysler kid, May-06-03 12:42 PM
same as takin off the regular bumpers, except a alot less screws and alot easier
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46847, RE: removing a body kit
Posted by Wtngclan, May-06-03 03:06 PM
agreed .. i can get off my front bumper in like 5 minutes ..
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46889, RE: removing a body kit
Posted by MCubed45, May-06-03 07:27 PM
he didn't mold anything, did he? b/c then it's going to be a major PITA :P
-marc
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255 is fricken short
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46901, RE: removing a body kit
Posted by Clay, May-06-03 08:49 PM
Make sure you have large blanket to place under the bodykit parts. To avoid scratches and possible damage.
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