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TSI owners... quick question
Anyone who owns the TSI kit,
Does the new kits IC system allow you to keep fog lights? I was looking at eye_see_you's car and it seems that it would, since you don't need to cut away any of the front bumper. I was just wondering if anyone has this done or knows for sure.
Does the new kits IC system allow you to keep fog lights? I was looking at eye_see_you's car and it seems that it would, since you don't need to cut away any of the front bumper. I was just wondering if anyone has this done or knows for sure.
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Rep Power: 280 I ncer had stco fog lights, but I did not have to cut anything off the bumper on my sedan.
I extensively discussed TSI kit with another old member, and he never mentioned anything about bumper cutting on his coupe.
I extensively discussed TSI kit with another old member, and he never mentioned anything about bumper cutting on his coupe.
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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
I ncer had stco fog lights, but I did not have to cut anything off the bumper on my sedan.
I extensively discussed TSI kit with another old member, and he never mentioned anything about bumper cutting on his coupe.
I extensively discussed TSI kit with another old member, and he never mentioned anything about bumper cutting on his coupe.
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Rep Power: 396 Yeah but I'm worried about the IC piping possibly running into foglights... hmm.....
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Rep Power: 396 Oh that helps... LOL That IC could loop right up where the fogs go.... lol
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Rep Power: 0 u could probally make the fogz fit by doing a little "modifying" to the ends of the assembly like shaving some crap off, or getting aftermarket lights and putting them elsewhere. just my 17 cents/
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Originally Posted by eye_see_you
I had fogs on there once with the IC piping and it does not interfere at all
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Originally Posted by Stachmo
Did you experience any problems when you got your kit? Did you have to get anything fabricated, etc? What did you do for fuel? You can just pm me if you want...I just wanna talk to someone who actually has the kit, to see their experiences.
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