No, you are boring.MiamieNeSeX said:nice is boring
No, you are boring.MiamieNeSeX said:nice is boring
Don't know why you're being such a dick about this.MiamieNeSeX said:I guess you were standing behind me while I was installing and saw how hard it was for me, maybe the 2 or 3 hours also included changing out my exhaust and a new set of plugs, but that does take a bit longer because of the SC, a problem that you no longer have.
Armando
D'Ecosse said:Don't know why you're being such a dick about this.
So now are you saying you did remove the exhaust during this process? Is that what makes it accessible to be able to remove the valance w/o removing the bumper first? Seems to me it's a whole lot easier to remove the bumper to change it out than to remove the exhaust, but hey if it works for you, who am I to argue. However, if you were able to accomplish that when your exhaust was removed, it's somewhat misleading if you are giving general advice that that is a suitable method for typical install (especially when you didn't exactly mention that part of the process in the first place).
Or maybe you didn't remove the exhaust & you're just being sarcastic like all the other rhetoric that follows?
MiamieNeSeX said:If memory serves I think that there are four nuts in the trunk.
Armando
DocL said:Indeed there are: You, Frank, Hugh, and Ted. :biggrin:
ARFNSXTC said:I know this is a blast from the past but I am having trouble removing my rear bumper. I have the 02 valance and I have removed the two bolts in the trunk (after removing my audio system in the trunk which took an hour) but now I am lost. I have the page printed for removing the rear bumper but I do not know what to do next. I think I can read pretty well but I only see pictures.
Can someone help
thanks