Tygrim

I definitely won't spend any money on anything that could improve the performance of my 09 Sonata. I really enjoy a tasteful look of my car to make it unique but I hate paying shops to work on my car when I'm able to do it myself. Problem is I'm horrible at mechanics so I'm trying to learn about everything I can.

So for a novice like me is it fairly simple to install the following (given proper tutorials of course)

-New headlights including the angel eye mods and HID kit
-LED taillights
-Rear body kit

Someday I hope to learn how to paint a car myself too. I just want it black anyway.

Visionz

Headlights: very simple, just a matter of unbolting old ones and bolting the new ones in
Tail lights: Same as headlights
Body Kit: Involves removing stock parts. Still very easy, but usually more stuff to unbolt or unscrew.

All 3 of those can be done with simple basic hand tools and can take anywhere from 10-30 min to do smile.gif

Tygrim

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Visionz @ Oct 4 2010, 11:12 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Headlights: very simple, just a matter of unbolting old ones and bolting the new ones in
Tail lights: Same as headlights
Body Kit: Involves removing stock parts. Still very easy, but usually more stuff to unbolt or unscrew.

All 3 of those can be done with simple basic hand tools and can take anywhere from 10-30 min to do smile.gif</div>


I checked out that site you linked me in the intro and found this kit. I only want the rear because I'm hoping it covers up my underglow bar better xD. So I just pretty much unbolt the original and place this one over it. I'll probably just pay the guys at the shop to paint it the same color and put it on myself. Thanks for all the help though dude you rock.

Visionz

Hard to tell from the pic, but if its just a lip, then it will bolt onto the stock bumper from underneath. If its a full replacement bumper, then you just unbolt the stock bumper and bolt the new one in place. Should only take you about a half hour to do it.

If you want to go for a lip kit, theres the Studie kit too:

http://www.importshark.com/store/det...p?image_id=573





Give them a call or shoot them an email though first to see if they have it in stock.

Tygrim

Oh wow I like that also. They even have the casing all ready for the headlights I want. I'll probably go with this lip since it's only $225 and it should cover up my bar easily.