Dress Up Bolts Stage 2 Titanium Hardware kit for the Mitsubishi Evo IX engine bay includes all the hardware in our 38 piece Stage 1 kit plus an additional 37 pieces of hardware to offer a more in-depth and unified hardware engine bay. This kit also includes well nuts to replace the four plastic clip locations on the top of the front bumper.
This 75 piece kit includes bolts, nuts, and washers manufactured from extremely durable, anticorrosive, and lightweight GR5 titanium metal. The entire kit only weighs 0.7lbs!
The kit replaces the visible hardware in the engine bay including:
- Headlight Mounts
- Inner Fender
- Strut Tower
- Radiator Mounts
- Hood Hinges
- Fuse Box
- Battery Tie Down
- And More
The kit also comes with instructions that show you where each piece of hardware goes making installation quick and easy.
Say Goodbye To Rust Forever!
Our titanium hardware kits are designed for people that are tired of dealing with rusty hardware in their vehicle or want to avoid future frustration when their hardware does start to rust.
Our bolts, nuts, and washers are made from Grade 5 titanium so you can rest easy knowing this kit is guaranteed to stay strong and look great for years to come.
What's In The Box?
Our hardware kits come with detailed instructions that include a diagram highlighting where each piece of hardware goes on your vehicle. The hardware included in the kit is separated by size and each size is labeled to reference the diagram on the instructions.
And of course, no car part purchase would be complete without a decal! That is why we include one with every order.
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Hong KongOverall experience has been good with 3 purchases. On the third order I was missing 3 sets of bolts for my Evo. I sent DressUpBolts an email with a picture of the opened box, and they sent me out the missing parts the next day without question. The bolts also seem to be very strong. I thought the exterior edges would be damaged from torquing the bolts, but they seem to be unscathed.