Kitworkz Waipahu
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put it this way, if you plan to compete in a show, you're gonna want to get that rear fibergross bodyworked well. it's wavy, the length doesn't match to the rear quarters, and has occurances of it being short. if these little nacks don't bother you, then go for it. i know any shop can fix this, but the costs to repair/get it right can exceed the amount of the bumper. brackets may be needed as well. all real kits come with everything needed to mount on vehicle, and less bodyshop time. whereas bootlegs would require to be worked on more.
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