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Old 11-26-2013, 02:35 PM   #924
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Originally Posted by MrJesse View Post
Its actually pretty straightforward. I put mine on without having to remove my wheels. It took me about an hour and the only tools you'll need are a flathead screwdriver and a 90 degree screwdriver of some sort which you can probably find at Canadian tire for less than $10. Does your FRS have the OEM guard on?
My problem is not having a garage so I was hoping someone could help me in that regard. Also my parents took the tools when they moved
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