For more information regarding our Xtreme HID Lighting kits please view this link: http://www.kbcarstuff.com/HID_Kits_s/21.htm Tools Required: 10mm ratchet and socket At least an 8 inch extension for the ratchet and socket Small and medium flat head screwdrivers Medium Phillips head screwdriver Wire cutters Wire crimpers Electrical Tape Small Connectors 30amp Fuses (at least 4) Dremel Tool Step 1: Remove the six clips on top of the bumper. Use a flat head screw driver and be very careful. Tip: You may want to put a piece of tape around the end of the screw driver for extra protection from scratches.     Step 2: Remove the six clips on the bottom of the bumper. There are 4 across the center and one on each side in front of each wheel.   Step 3: Remove the four screws from the bottom of the bumper. There are two on each side in front of each wheel.     Step 4: Remove the two screws that are located in the fenderwell. There is only one screw per side. It is located in between the bottom and the top of the fender.     Step 5: Remove the top two 10mm bolts from each of the headlamps.     Step 6: Remove the 10mm bolt on the side of each headlamp.     Step 7: Using the socket and the extension, remove the bolt on the inside of headlamp. It is located right below the thin part of each headlight. Disconnect all other bulb harnesses. Remove the bottom metal piece (10mm bolt) from the stock headlamp, install the metal piece onto the JDM headlamp.     Step 8: Remove the low beam bulbs and the plugs that hold them in place.     Step 9: Using a dremel tool you need to remove a large portion of the stock bulb connector housing.  It is pretty easy, but takes a while to get proper fitment.  Be sure that you don't do too much because it will cause the bulb to be lose.  Take your time and continuously check using the HID bulb to make sure you get it perfect.  You need to do this for both sides.     Step 10: Install the HID bulb using the stock connector housing to hold the bulb in place.     Step 11: I installed the ballests onto the fender.  The fitment was good and it keeps it protected from the elements.  I did this on both sides.     Step 12: Wire up the remainder of the kit following the supplied instructions. I covered the wires with electrical tape for a little extra protection and to give it an OEM quality look.   Step 13: Make sure everything works before reinstalling the bumper and the headlamps.     Step 14: Reinstall bumper reversing steps one through four.