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Agency Power PDK Upgraded Steering Wheel Installed in Porsche Panamera Turbo
We have been working closely with our partner in Germany to create some top notch steering wheels for Porsche, BMW and more. These wheels are made using the existing OEM Steering Wheel core and are completely configurable down to the color of the stitching. This paticular Agency Power PDK steering wheel was… Read More
How to Install Agency Power Aeroform Front Lip | BMW F80 M3 & F82 M4
This DIY guide is intended to help with the installation of the Agency Power Aeroform Carbon Fiber 3 Piece Front Lip for BMW F82 F80 M4 M3 15-16 The following is recommended for install: 3M Automotive Double Side Tape 8mm socket/nut driver hex/Allen wrench set 50:50 isopropyl alcohol and water Friend to… Read More
How to Install The Carbon Fiber Rally Wing on Subaru Hatchback WRX STI
This DIY guide will help you with the installation of the VR Aero Carbon Fiber Rally Wing for the 2008-2014 Subaru WRX & STI Hatchback. Tools Required: 10MM Deep Socket 3″ or 4″ Extension Small Flat Head Screwdriver Phillip Screw Driver Other: 3M Double Sided Tape Friend to assist Step #1: Order… Read More
How to Install Agency Power Race Downpipes on the BMW F80 M3 & F82 M4 DIY
This guide is to help with the installation of the Agency Power Race or High Flow Downpipes on the BMW F80 M3 & F82 M4. Install Time: 2-3 hours Step 1) Purchase your Agency Power Race Down pipes by clicking here Since we need to unplug the oxygen sensors in order… Read More
How to Install Agency Power Carbon Fiber Side Air Ducts on the Porsche 991 Turbo
This guide is to assist with the installation of the Agency Power Carbon Fiber Side Air Ducts on the 2014-2015 Porsche 991 Turbo. Step 1 Remove the OEM plastic air ducts from the retainer clips by reaching into the duct and grabbing the backside of the vent and pulling evenly towards… Read More
Agency Power Carbon Fiber Engine Covers Installed | McLaren Mp4-12C Spider
The McLaren MP4-12c is a beautifully designed super car car but their is one aspect of the car that is overlooked and that is the stock OEM engine covers that can be seen displayed through the glass of the McLaren’s rear deck lid. At first glance you quickly notice that these plastic… Read More
