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07-10-2009, 09:48 AM
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Ok guys,
The EG Hatch im am getting is gonna need some body work, which is what im going to school for but here's the problem:
The front corner lights are shaved, ok on a stock eg hatch, the metal around where the fender would go is that rounded? i need to know because when i go to unshave them, do i need to roll the metal over to allow the lights gasket to fit properly, or what?
This being the same case with the rear tailights, like the front lights, whoever shaved them left the brackets behind them. But in my case need to know if i cut them back out, will i have to roll the metal over for the gaskets to hold to that are around the light assembly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.....
Pics of the eg hatch will be coming!!! soon as I get my camera working...
The EG Hatch im am getting is gonna need some body work, which is what im going to school for but here's the problem:
The front corner lights are shaved, ok on a stock eg hatch, the metal around where the fender would go is that rounded? i need to know because when i go to unshave them, do i need to roll the metal over to allow the lights gasket to fit properly, or what?
This being the same case with the rear tailights, like the front lights, whoever shaved them left the brackets behind them. But in my case need to know if i cut them back out, will i have to roll the metal over for the gaskets to hold to that are around the light assembly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.....
Pics of the eg hatch will be coming!!! soon as I get my camera working...
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07-10-2009, 11:45 AM
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Re: HELP
stop postwhoring all the time, Rick. add something USEFUL to the thread or be quiet.
to the OP, i believe they are rounded. for the front, i would suggest just going to a junkyard and picking up new fenders, they're cheap enough. for the rear though it really depends on what method they used to shave them so pictures would help out.
EDIT:: also to the OP, make your thread title a little more descriptive next time. and try the paint and body section..
https://honda-tech.com/forums/paint-body-84/
to the OP, i believe they are rounded. for the front, i would suggest just going to a junkyard and picking up new fenders, they're cheap enough. for the rear though it really depends on what method they used to shave them so pictures would help out.
EDIT:: also to the OP, make your thread title a little more descriptive next time. and try the paint and body section..
https://honda-tech.com/forums/paint-body-84/
07-10-2009, 12:05 PM
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Re: HELP
stop postwhoring all the time, Rick. add something USEFUL to the thread or be quiet.
to the OP, i believe they are rounded. for the front, i would suggest just going to a junkyard and picking up new fenders, they're cheap enough. for the rear though it really depends on what method they used to shave them so pictures would help out.
EDIT:: also to the OP, make your thread title a little more descriptive next time. and try the paint and body section..
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=84
to the OP, i believe they are rounded. for the front, i would suggest just going to a junkyard and picking up new fenders, they're cheap enough. for the rear though it really depends on what method they used to shave them so pictures would help out.
EDIT:: also to the OP, make your thread title a little more descriptive next time. and try the paint and body section..
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=84
Last edited by rick_rabies; 07-10-2009 at 12:11 PM.
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