jdmshit lips and grill questions...
I used to have a 'type-r style' grille. Didn't fit well, and the bottom half didn't attach to the bumper properly.
FYI: There's an easy way to break into 6th gens, even with alarms, if you have a grill that doesn't connect to the bumper. It's not very difficult to pull it from the bottom, reach up in there, snap the hood-release cable, and pop the hood, thus gaining access to the battery, which, when unplugged, renders the alarm useless (unless you have a backup). Yeah, I know from experience.... :happysad: at least I got a better system out of it
FYI: There's an easy way to break into 6th gens, even with alarms, if you have a grill that doesn't connect to the bumper. It's not very difficult to pull it from the bottom, reach up in there, snap the hood-release cable, and pop the hood, thus gaining access to the battery, which, when unplugged, renders the alarm useless (unless you have a backup). Yeah, I know from experience.... :happysad: at least I got a better system out of it
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
I used to have a 'type-r style' grille. Didn't fit well, and the bottom half didn't attach to the bumper properly.
FYI: There's an easy way to break into 6th gens, even with alarms, if you have a grill that doesn't connect to the bumper. It's not very difficult to pull it from the bottom, reach up in there, snap the hood-release cable, and pop the hood, thus gaining access to the battery, which, when unplugged, renders the alarm useless (unless you have a backup). Yeah, I know from experience.... :happysad: at least I got a better system out of it
FYI: There's an easy way to break into 6th gens, even with alarms, if you have a grill that doesn't connect to the bumper. It's not very difficult to pull it from the bottom, reach up in there, snap the hood-release cable, and pop the hood, thus gaining access to the battery, which, when unplugged, renders the alarm useless (unless you have a backup). Yeah, I know from experience.... :happysad: at least I got a better system out of it

Originally Posted by next157
good lookin out... i contacted jdmshit and they said they'll ship everything for $190 including front/rear lip and grill. But now i'm a lil iffy on the grill becuase of your comment.
Originally Posted by I_Hate_Thaveen
I'd get the lip if I were you, my friend has one on his coupe and it fits very well, they do have a tendency to crack though
I'm glad it got stolen. I like my factory lip much better.
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
thats funny, because the lip I used to have on my car fit like ass, connected to the bumper at 4 spots, and wouldn't sit right against the bumper. But thats right, this is knock-off shit we're talking about.
I'm glad it got stolen. I like my factory lip much better.
I'm glad it got stolen. I like my factory lip much better.

Originally Posted by I_Hate_Thaveen
factory lip is always going to fit better plus its urethane. It'll cost you more though
knockoff ran me $120 shipped from Options
OEM ran me $130 shipped from manchester honda
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
not by much.
knockoff ran me $120 shipped from Options
OEM ran me $130 shipped from manchester honda
knockoff ran me $120 shipped from Options
OEM ran me $130 shipped from manchester honda
Originally Posted by next157
i was looking at manchester honda and they want like $220 for it now since its been discontinued i guess they jacked the prices up.
sucks they're that expensive.
btw, is this a 96-98 or a 99-00 you have?
if you have a 96-98, I'd say save up the $220....
if you have a 99-00, then Si lip all the way.
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