hatch bumper w/ fogs on sedan

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By rok
- Mon May 11, 2009 10:15 pm #116206 2 door has a different hood... and a different bumper... (you dont notice the other things) the bumper to me looks much better and also the hood... i think all sedans should have 2 door front end... but thats just me... :D

but i really dont like when people do something half ass so the lines dont line up... :thumbdown:
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By egsedanguy
- Mon May 11, 2009 10:27 pm #116207 ya so true. i would love mine to have a 2 door front but i would rather put the money towards a carbon fiber hood or suspension or somthing more then just a diff look front end. i like my 4 door front. looks sick as fuck with the typer lip.
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By Mr. Pink
- Mon May 11, 2009 10:31 pm #116208 if you dont like how he did this then please keep your rude comments to yourself.

the only way to properly do this is to do the following

get hatch or coupe fenders
cut the front half off
cut the front half of your existing sedan fenders
weld the front part of the coupe/hatch fenders on to your sedan fenders
buy hatch/coupe front bumper
buy hatch or coupe hood
buy JDM fogs for coupe/hatch

paint to match.
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By egsedanguy
- Wed May 13, 2009 12:14 am #116464
Mr. Pink wrote:if you dont like how he did this then please keep your rude comments to yourself.

the only way to properly do this is to do the following

get hatch or coupe fenders
cut the front half off
cut the front half of your existing sedan fenders
weld the front part of the coupe/hatch fenders on to your sedan fenders
buy hatch/coupe front bumper
buy hatch or coupe hood
buy JDM fogs for coupe/hatch

paint to match.



well i dont think any comments were rude! no one was sayen any bad stuff. just that if you want the clean look do the whole thing. plus this has been discussed like 30 damn times.
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By DuhQbnSiLo
- Wed May 13, 2009 1:23 am #116476
Mr. Pink wrote:if you dont like how he did this then please keep your rude comments to yourself.

the only way to properly do this is to do the following

get hatch or coupe fenders
cut the front half off
cut the front half of your existing sedan fenders
weld the front part of the coupe/hatch fenders on to your sedan fenders
buy hatch/coupe front bumper
buy hatch or coupe hood
buy JDM fogs for coupe/hatch

paint to match.


its what ima do to mine! :thumb:

you also need coupe/hatch courners... which are smaller than sedan courners.
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By drago742gtr
- Thu May 14, 2009 6:15 pm #116921 there a lil bit of gap where the fender and the bumper meet but thas goin to get that fixed this weekend when i fix the few scratches on the bumper but the gap where the hood and bumper meet might be a lil bit of a problem but im sure i can get it damn near perfect with out havein buy coupe fenders and i read the other post and nothing seemed rude to me its just peoples opinion but fogs did go on i wanna try and find the stock wiring for them and the switch in stead of just runnin wires and a toggle switch :thumbdown: but heres a pic with the fogs Image
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By chrono404
- Fri May 15, 2009 6:34 am #117030
egsedanguy wrote:lookin better. its always better when its tight :thumb:

x2

Pic Looks clean as hell.
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By drago742gtr
- Sat May 16, 2009 11:06 pm #117315 yea it does ima see if i can get a better camera to take some pics
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By marquisdee1018
- Sat May 16, 2009 11:14 pm #117320 It looks a lot better with the bumper painted. From that angle, it lines up pretty good.
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By drago742gtr
- Tue May 19, 2009 7:38 pm #117782 Image
cell phone pic still but u can see the lines better cuz thers some shade on that side
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By drago742gtr
- Wed May 20, 2009 3:30 am #117833 was planing on fixin it till u got most of the paint off and noticed that the front of the hood is all bondo and it started commin off with the paint stripper so i aint feel lilke doin it ne more and just left it like that till the weekend when i should have my new hood by then
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