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Mugen tail lights are sold. Wheels, exhausts and lug nuts are still available.

Yes, if it is not too far. Where in LI are you?

Bump. Price reduced.

Bump. Wheels, lug nuts, exhaust, trunk tray and Mugen tails are still available.

Sorry, they're sold.

No, I traded it in with it lol.

Bump. Some parts are still available.

Hey all, I apologize for the lack of response. Been very busy juggling between work, kids and other things. I'm open to shipping for items except wheels and exhaust. Please message me at 718-714-8187 for faster response.

Sorry all for the delayed response. I've been very busy juggling between work and being a father of 3 kids. I tried to reply to everyone's PM. I updated the post with more pictures and status of the parts. @RoyalCTR I'm located in The Bronx, NY 10461.

A couple remaining parts from my R. - Trunk tray $60 pick up - Remus cutback exhaust with carbon fiber cap and valve controller - $1500 pick up Located in 10461 NY. Text me at 718-714-8187 for faster response because I don't check this forum frequently.

It is definitely a lot quieter with the valve closed. Only slightly louder than stock in my opinion.

Just paid mine off also. Takes me 3 years. It feels so good, but now I'm contemplating to get another car lol.

Condensation is not normal, especially if it happens often. My stock tails and none of my other cars had condensation issues. My Mugen light condensates almost everyday in the winter. It doesn’t happen anymore in the summer though.

Yup, I decided to build my tools around Milwaukee. I was about to purchase the tire inflator, but realized I also need to buy the batteries which will increase the cost significantly. I don't have any M12 batteries atm. Kinda wish they offer M18 inflator haha.

Yeah it’s heavy, but I love it. It’s a beast.

You don't need camber kit, but an alignment is always recommended after you install lowering springs. Install springs, drive around for a couple hundred miles or so for the springs to settle, then alignment.

I understand lights are not completely sealed, but I never had issues with condensation with any of my cars so somehow, other light manufacturers figured out a way. When I received the light with a bug in the housing (got another one under warranty), I know quality and QC aren’t that good.

Lol I’m not on the forum frequently. Looks like you wrapped the stock taillight? I never had issues with my stock taillight. Also, you wrapped it with glossy black vinyl so if there’s condensation on the side, you won’t see it.

It’s normal they said! ?‍♂️ The Mugen tax is real.

I assume you wrap around the seams too?