The Official EF Discussion Thread
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Re: The Official EF Discussion Thread
ive seen a sedan bumper on a hatch, and a EF9 bumper on a wagon, i know the sedan fenders wont fit on a hatch and the hoods are slightly different, but the bumper and headlights might
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And I think four door bumpers are different than hatches cause i sold a hatch si lip to a buddy who had a four door and it was just a tad to short, by like a quarter inch or so
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Yes, you can modify anything to "fit", but I'm pretty sure he wasn't alluding that that was his intention. the hatch and sedan front ends are VERY similar. I can barely tell a difference in them. They both have the trim piece over the bumper, headlights are shaped the same or very close...Only differences I could think of would be hood and fenders, maybe...and as you mentioned something about the bottom of the bumpers being a different shape(lengthwise). Maybe they are just different between the years?
Sorry if I come off as an *** towards you man. I'm just sick of people giving replies like that.
Sorry if I come off as an *** towards you man. I'm just sick of people giving replies like that.
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lol no worries man, i guess my reply was kinda dumb but i dont think we hafta worry as i have a feeling this guy probably wont even check back to find an asnwer haha
So ya i dunno, the four door might bit juust a bit longer. Myabe that dude with the white four door can chime in, na-all-the-way i think it is??
So ya i dunno, the four door might bit juust a bit longer. Myabe that dude with the white four door can chime in, na-all-the-way i think it is??
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Re: The Official EF Discussion Thread
shiet my bad for not bein specific was wonderin if hatch front end would bolt up directly to a sedan cuz i might pick one up for cheap that needs a front and i have a hatch one just chillin. thanks for the answers
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drove off the road saturday night while at vir...didn't find out till morning i had a hole in my oil pan...again 
friend came and we put jb weld on it and it got me home...apparently it didn't hold very good
friend came and we put jb weld on it and it got me home...apparently it didn't hold very good
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im pretty sure a big majority of ppl in this forum have experienced a cracked pil pan. i have.
And i spy oh so fresh rockers blu, here in canada u dont see that often. When you paintin that bish
And i spy oh so fresh rockers blu, here in canada u dont see that often. When you paintin that bish
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Yes it does, what sux even more is finding an oil pan…wish I could use a B16 or LS oil pan
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The B20 is just going to be temporary until I get the B16b’s block refreshed. Needs to get honed and new rings.
If/when I start to go after sponsors for the track, then I’ll paint it
Yeah, good thing I noticed it when I did, they was almost no oil on the dip stick, and I had the car running
Yes it does, what sux even more is finding an oil pan…wish I could use a B16 or LS oil pan
If/when I start to go after sponsors for the track, then I’ll paint it
Yeah, good thing I noticed it when I did, they was almost no oil on the dip stick, and I had the car running
Yes it does, what sux even more is finding an oil pan…wish I could use a B16 or LS oil pan
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Re: The Official EF Discussion Thread
Entire EF9 front end on sedan (lots of work from what I've heard)...
EF9 bumper only (maybe filler, too) on sedan...
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That’s the plan. Showed a friend of mine the pic and he said to refer to my valve cover for his comment lol
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Re: The Official EF Discussion Thread
Anyone have pics of an EF9 bumper only on an EF hatch?
Also for whoever was interested, there is a set of new silver RPF1's for sale in RR/AX for $740.
Also for whoever was interested, there is a set of new silver RPF1's for sale in RR/AX for $740.
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i think its pretty whack mixing front ends up. you can run a sedan bumper on a hatchback which is no difference running a ef9 bumper on a sedan.
only things different is the 4x 12mm bolts for sedan
and 4x 10mm bolts for the hatchback
only things different is the 4x 12mm bolts for sedan
and 4x 10mm bolts for the hatchback