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94-97 light convertion to 98-02

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Old 07-20-2006, 01:37 PM
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Default 94-97 light convertion to 98-02

im thinking od doing a light conversion from my 97 accord to a 98 accord headlights. has anyone ever done it before or heard of it?
Old 07-20-2006, 02:11 PM
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Default Re: 94-97 light convertion to 98-02 (rollercosta123)

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Stop asking about converting your 97 Accord to a 98-02 Accord. You can't do it. As we answered in one of your other threads, the hood and bumpers don't fit. In another thread we told you the fenders don't fit. Now, in this thread, we're telling you the headlights don't fit. If you want a 98-02 Accord, why not just buy one instead?
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Default Re: 94-97 light convertion to 98-02 (philadd)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by philadd &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">:sigh:

Stop asking about converting your 97 Accord to a 98-02 Accord. You can't do it. The hood and bumpers don't fit. The fenders don't fit. The headlights don't fit. If you want a 98-02 Accord, why not just buy one instead?</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah! what he said... lol. " I want to buy a ford explorer, where can i get the H2 convertion kit? " :wishes he had the hammer on the head smiley:
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Default Re: 94-97 light convertion to 98-02 (philadd)

it has been done before I have seen this car in a magazine (cover) a year or so back it can be done however it will cost you allot of money and will not be worth it


I personally would just get a 6g accord instead it would save allot of time and money
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Anything is possible. Up to you if you can pull it off and make it look clean. Ive seen s2k front on a mr2, silvia s15 on a eg, and i think the most popular the skyline lights...so rice
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i understand you like the 98 accord, i dont blame you my dream car is the black 98 V6 coupe, BUT you're better off finding one and and putting whatever 97 pieces you have to on it. But the 98 coupes look beautiful the way they are
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why dont you just get a 6th gen accord and saving you some time and money
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this???
Old 07-21-2006, 06:27 AM
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i think to headlights would look to big for cd front end...????
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Somebody make it stop...Please...
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Well using my leet skills I managed to do this on my car, took about 10 minutes, fits right on top.

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheMuffinMan &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well using my leet skills I managed to do this on my car, took about 10 minutes, fits right on top.

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damn, i couldn't tell it's a chop at all...l337 5k1ll 4 j00


at least do the SIR headlight, it's much cleaner and fits the 5th gen alot better imho, since it will not fit anything usdm, usually people with no clue but those and have to sell in on ebay next to nothing.

i see a pair of those done in a 5th gen, you couldn't tell unless you are an accord guy
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Well it has and can be done.... iHad the conversion on my car Not to flame but it really doesnt look right....(ALot of people talk **** about my car but in the end its yours and your the one thats going to drive it)..You will need To find a Fiberglass front bumper and fender..Then mesure and cut the diffrence in the Bumper....i think its a 5.23 inch. diff if im correct..Your Raditor supportHas to be bent up just a little bit....and You will need to lower the HOod stopers ?(the little black things)...BUt has been done as for your hood iddno mine fit Okay ill see if i can find a pic..But i just went with the SIr hearlights so I ddno
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SIR headlights are the same as the USDM ones in shape. I highly doubt it would line up properly with the hood. But then again that depends on you definiton of "properly".
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Im sorry i went back to the 1994 sir
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Thats the pick off the 99
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Default Re: 94-97 light convertion to 98-02 (rollercosta123)

i seen it done before, its possible, just gotta see how you gonna sport the conversion. For example, if you're getting full body kit "such n such" then the conversion will kinda match the scenario. But if you gonna leave it stock looking, then stay with the 97 look.

just my 2 cents.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by t0EkNEE415 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anything is possible. Up to you if you can pull it off and make it look clean. Ive seen s2k front on a mr2, silvia s15 on a eg, and i think the most popular the skyline lights...so rice</TD></TR></TABLE>

Watch that tranny on the AV6. 6th Gen Accord Autotragic ftl!!
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Default Re: Watch that tranny!! (totalimmortal)

im putting the lights and a bodykit front bumper from a 98 to a 2002 accord, I found someone who put the head lights on a 90-93 accord 4 door and the tail lights from a four door and it looks good so it should be fine on my 97 coupe. i got a body shop to do it. im also gonna put the mecedes c-series taillights or the g35 aswell
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Default Re: Watch that tranny!! (rollercosta123)

People actually still do these silly conversions?



Not my cup of tea... Oh, and good luck trying to sell that car later on.
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Default Re: 94-97 light convertion to 98-02 (rollercosta123)

JDM 98 accord CL1 lights fit with a bit of fender modification (like everyone said). but.. if you're going for that 98 usdm accord look, good luck, find a body shop that does good custom work.

6thgen jdm accord lights. has the lines of the 94-97 accord lights w/ the HUGE and rewardingly fat side marker/turnsignal of the 98 usdm accords.







belongs to a user by the name of "showoff" on accordtuner.com



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