Caelum_Blue

Don't like it, won't be changing my mind. Not even my 4yr old likes it. I seen better car designs with guns on from 7yr olds.

If you don't want them anymore, post'em over, I'll be happy to take them off your hands.

Where the top of the bumper runs along the front rail there are four or five bolts, I used large washers to get the right height as it needed different packing in different places to get it perfect, then made some metal shims to make it neat. I could have left the washers there, they can't be seen but it seemed a little gash.

I agree, I do want those wheels though

I don't drink, but if you have a nice Titanium sports exhaust with a real deep growl in your suitcase, I would be happy to give it a home. My Tubi is nice, but you can always get it deeper. Will

I fitted mine all by my lonesome, took 1 Day. shimmed a little to get the front edge perfect, but them the OEM was shimmed as well.

Too much to do, not enough hours in the day. Still busy trying to earn enough to drive the car. I am fine and keeping my head above water - so far. I will try to look in more often.

Hi guys, sorry, I don't get on here much at the moment. Yes I did install mine myself and it only took a day. It came pre-finished from RSC (I was one of the first 15 and they did that for me, and did a great job in the colour matching) I am not in the motor trade and have about 3 feet around the car when its in the garage, I found it simple to do, it did require a little packing on the front leading edge to get the top of the bumper and bonnet/hood line correct but then so did the OEM one fitted to it.

They are pshops, and no one in the UK is holding their breath. Amari don't have a very good reputation as a dealer and no experience in bodykits, or tuning AFAIK.

They a friction tabs and although everything moves a lot they will just let go so long as all the other screws etc. have been removed. I posted the complete process on Post 802 on the "Who wants an lp560 bumper" thread

This has made me think again, I usually put mine away in the garage straight away when I return (away from prying eyes), The garage gets nice and warm once she's home. The early G's were recalled to re route an oil hose I believe, that was the cause of some fires, did yours have that recall?

Batman: "I'll take the Gallardo" Alfred: "Much more subtle, sir"

Thanks Credit to RSC on the quality that made it possible.

Fitment is easy when you are working with quality products. I fitted mine by myself in my own garage with no special tools. A perfect fit is attainable by anyone, so if yours is not perfect, find another bodyshop. Matt's bodyshop have taken the time to do the job properly.