need some info on jdm frontend

dc97

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Samurai_Blue said:
next person who doesnt help the OP gets a ban
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LMFAO , I like how all the trolling just stopped after blue came in lol... It's like someone turned the lights on and all the roaches scattered...

Going to need to cut your old radiator support off and spot weld the jdm support on, it's the right way to do it.. And some rewiring for the headlights... And extend side marker plugs
 


klutchDb7

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dc97 said:
LMFAO , I like how all the trolling just stopped after blue came in lol... It's like someone turned the lights on and all the roaches scattered...

Going to need to cut your old radiator support off and spot weld the jdm support on, it's the right way to do it.. And some rewiring for the headlights... And extend side marker plugs
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OP I gave you everything you need to figure it out. If you can't figure it out using the direct link I gave you this task is too much for you.
 

Samurai_Blue

Yolo Whippin'
OP I suggest doing research as this topic has been covered, the conversion requires removal of the T bar, a new one, bumper hood, lights fenders etc.

Also note this is not an SCCA approved conversion
 

LoweredDC4

Jimmy
Samurai_Blue said:
OP I suggest doing research as this topic has been covered, the conversion requires removal of the T bar, a new one, bumper hood, lights fenders etc.

Also note this is not an SCCA approved conversion
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why is it not approved by the SCCA?
 


XjoEnX

Active Member
GuttaGutta JDM said:
Ok guys i know their is some info on these forums and i took a fast search but to make it easy im just going to ask and i know someone will know.

Will a jdm front conversion fit my 94 integra
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I just did this recently. It's very easy to do. And I only say easy because I had access to all the tools required. Doing it yourself takes A LOT of patience in the following areas:

1. Aligning the panels
2. Correctly aligning the new T-bar or radiator support before spot welding.

If you plan to do this yourself, make sure you have access to a cutting wheel that cuts metal and a spot-welder. If you have these, this project will be easy. As I mentioned, it just takes a lot of patience.
 
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