naw they require modification to fit. u just gota start hacking away

 

If I could register the JDM car in the states without much hassle I would. But it I can't, so I make due with what I got.

Buying JDM style anthing is weak!

 

its too much of a hassle to buy JDM parts :fawk:

:cough: hypocrite :cough:

 

you can get jdm parts easy. hell they are on ebay. you don't need to sit and get DOT approval of jdm parts. a jdm car you need to.

i'm not the hypocrite. i buy real jdm parts, not fake copies.

 

stupid ricers!

 

just because we arent as rich as you as to afford expensive JDM parts doesnt mean you can go around calling people ricers

 

trust me, he ain't rich... if you want proof just ask him how many colors his civic is.

it comes down to how much u really want the part and whether you'd rather save all your money for one set of jdm lights or buy a set of fako jdm lights, carbon fiber altezzas, and type-r shoulder pads for the same amount.

all a matter of opinion, but the real deal (anything) gets respect--if that's what you're out for

Oh yeah, and it is damn near impossible to register japanese hondas in the US. Look at all the trouble motorex had to go thru to import skylines here. I'm sure there are people who have slid by and gotten an imported honda registered, but there is definitely no easy way of doing so. DOT is full of anal rapists who love giving us exactly what we don't want. Parts can slip by for "off-road" and "race only" use thru the border but they don't require you to register them like registering a car.

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The Accord isnt really something worth all of my money. Sure I want to make it look better, but I have other things to spend money on besides 600 dollar headlights, when my 280 dollar headlights work just as well IF not better and look better then the factory ones.

 

i think we're done here.

btw if yur patient and look in the right places u can get real stuff cheap.