paulk11087

anyone have any experience with them? are they trustworthy or are they made poorly/cheap? just want to know if anyone can tell me how they feel about them. thanks in advanced

apatchin

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some people can make them work but they just dont come good enough to take them out of the box, paint them, and put them on. Its cheaper plastic than OEM and different lines. Some colors work better, but its harder to blend the paint. Im partial becuase I wouldnt put anything on an Audi besides OEM and ABT. I would say if you want that RS4 look go DTM

deval bumper fitment pic
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Gorobei

kit. That is HORRIBLE.

r1de

agree; quality ftl

B_S373N

*shudder* skip

paulk11087

i will DEFINITELY NOT buy one of these kits... that picture really does make me cringe at how ugly it can make it... i probably will go with DTM

my question now is does the DTM bumper have a fog light fitment or would i lose my fog lights?

Gorobei

to overcome the bulb-out warning on the DIS.

apatchin

you can definitely keep the fogs, just search on audizine "dtm bumper fogs" a handful of people have done it on there. Im still debating if/how im planning on it when the bumper shows up. If you dont keep them it requires a simple resistor to trick the ecu to thinking the fogs are there. you can find these at radioshack or a local hobby store, and if your kinda handy you can do it yourself.