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Hey everyone! I've spent the weekend installing a front mount which I purchased off justjap about a month ago. Overall I'm very happy with there product but there was quite a bit of modifying and cutting involved. Be warned that you'll need a 3 inch holesaw and a grinder. The instructions I got from justjap weren't very detailed and didn't even mention anything about drilling a hole underneath the washer bottle or even moving the charcoal canister to another location. Apart from the lack of instructions I received, I'm pleased with the way everything lined up and I would definitly recommend there fmic kits. Anyone in brissie looking at getting an fmic in the near future I'd be happy to assist you with the installing of the kit or even lend a 3 inch holesaw as there not cheap. I paid near on $100 for one!

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^^^ thats good to hear about those stealth kits, will be purchasing one soonish.

you say minor mods - as in trim a bit of reo and dick around with the mounting bolts?

I got one of the stealth kits in my car, got it done at a woorkshop. all thy had to do was cut the reo and add some extra silicon to make sure it was secure. didnt cut anything.

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^^^ thats good to hear about those stealth kits, will be purchasing one soonish.

you say minor mods - as in trim a bit of reo and dick around with the mounting bolts?

Yep, exactly that. I posted a few pictures in a thread a while back too.

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