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winkieracer · 11-26-03, 07:35 PM

I have a 92 civic HB and i want to convert my frontend into a 94-97 integra front end. What are all the parts i need to get to do this? I want to get ground effects for the front and custom hood and fenders, would i be able to do this?

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westcoaststyle · 11-28-03, 10:50 PM

try searching. I swear I saw this on a search I recently did...

Technodigifreak · 11-29-03, 12:02 AM

arg please don't do it, tegs are so freakin ugly, esp those goofy looking celica wannabe headlights

kittykat · 12-02-03, 05:34 PM

yeah, they are a bit of sour eye candy at first...but, in person, it's pretty bad-azz (imo)

here are some pics of mine, I'll post better ones tonight...

front end and core support are from the teg...fenders were welded...doesn't fit perfectly as I would like it...still a little tweaking here and there...

winkieracer · 12-04-03, 04:11 PM

would i be able to get a custom hood and fenders, or would i have to stick with the stock stuff?

kittykat · 12-04-03, 04:25 PM

up to you...what's your budget? or do you have one? ... it's easy to stick with the stock stuff and work around that...

winkieracer · 12-04-03, 09:38 PM

how much do you think it will run me to do it myself with stock parts? how much for someone else to do it with stock? and how much for custom and someone else to do it? the cost of getting it isnt a problem for me but the cost of people putting it on is something i need to know

kittykat · 12-05-03, 09:40 AM

with someone else taking care of everything (i.e. getting parts + labor) would run up at max $2,000...you could probably cut some of that off by providing the parts and just pay for labor...then the labor depends on where you go and who you go to...from a few hundred to the thousands...there is welding involved with the fenders...I've read on honda-tech.com that people welded half the civic fender to half the integra fender...that wasn't in my case, the guy welded a "slit" on the top of the civic fender to make the fitment with the front bumper better...plus, mine wasn't just a stock teg bumper...so, that was more money...just lil things to consider...

all in all, you can always save more by getting the parts yourself...but I think a budget of $2,000 will get you what you want (that's over budgeting)...

there are always junkyards and local import sellers around (hopefully they are available in your area, too)...don't be in a rush if money is tight...make sure it's done by a reputable shop...

good luck!

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winkieracer Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 23	how much do you think it will run me to do it myself with stock parts? how much for someone else to do it with stock? and how much for custom and someone else to do it? the cost of getting it isnt a problem for me but the cost of people putting it on is something i need to know __________________ W!Nk

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12-04-03, 04:25 PM	#6
kittykat Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 26	up to you...what's your budget? or do you have one? ... it's easy to stick with the stock stuff and work around that...

12-05-03, 09:40 AM	#8
kittykat Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 26	with someone else taking care of everything (i.e. getting parts + labor) would run up at max $2,000...you could probably cut some of that off by providing the parts and just pay for labor...then the labor depends on where you go and who you go to...from a few hundred to the thousands...there is welding involved with the fenders...I've read on honda-tech.com that people welded half the civic fender to half the integra fender...that wasn't in my case, the guy welded a "slit" on the top of the civic fender to make the fitment with the front bumper better...plus, mine wasn't just a stock teg bumper...so, that was more money...just lil things to consider... all in all, you can always save more by getting the parts yourself...but I think a budget of $2,000 will get you what you want (that's over budgeting)... there are always junkyards and local import sellers around (hopefully they are available in your area, too)...don't be in a rush if money is tight...make sure it's done by a reputable shop... good luck!