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Old 02-28-2005, 11:04 AM
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Default 99-00 style civic bumper on a 96-98 civic.... does it exist in the US???

A few years back... my friend picked up some Option magazines in Hong Kong and there was an ad in there where a 99+ civic bumper was on a 96-98 civic without any headlight/fender/hood modifications. I figured that someone out there would make a replica sooner or later but nobody has caught on to this spectacular idea. Why not design a bumper that has the lower portion of a 99-00 civic on a 96-98 civic. With all these stupid body kits out there... you would figure someone would want to do this and make griploads of money. This can also apply to 94-97 integra's and 98-01 integra's. Most people like the 98-01 fronts more but this is an easier conversion because you don't have to replace fenders and the hood. just bumper and headlights.

Anyone ever see the EK conversion before???
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Default Re: 99-00 style civic bumper on a 96-98 civic.... does it exist in the US??? (sokdo321)

thats a great fukin idea, would like to know more about this myself!!!!
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i should scan the ad and put that mess up. It was so sweet back when i saw it. I figured it was just a matter of time till someone did it. Gotta get that option mag from my toilet at my apt and scan it tomorrow.
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Default Re: 99-00 style civic bumper on a 96-98 civic.... does it exist in the US??? (sokdo321)

you might want to take a couple more looks, and make sure its not just a 99-00 conversion.
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I've looked at that ****** ad for the past 5-6 yrs on my toilet. I take a **** almost everyday... so i'm pretty sure it is
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Isn't i possible to just cut those portions out yourself and make some brackets for the fogs?
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Default Re: 99-00 style civic bumper on a 96-98 civic.... does it exist in the US??? (sokdo321)

I wonder a lot of times why companies haven't made replicas of certain parts. I think a replica '99-'00 bumper would sell well with the '96-'98 crowd (unless that crowd also likes the '99-'00 headlights better). But I've always wondered why there are no replicas in ABS plastic of. . . .

SiR lips
Spoon Sports lips (in black, not the white plastic ABS Dynamics has for the '99-2000 Civic)

I think both of those items would sell really well. Even if the designs aren't spot-on but relatively close, people would still pay for them. Newman said he tried to fab a replica Spoon Sports lip in ABS plastic, but it was too hard to get good fitment with plastic or something like that.
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Found this pic a long time ago, I have no info on it so don't ask.
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i knew it existed... but where can i get one of them sonofabitches!!! that car is in some foreign country and not the US. Damnit....

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Ok, so what exactly about the 99-00 front bumper dooes not fit on the 96-98? I don't see why a lil trimming wouldn't make the bumper fit. Or even to just custom cut the fog light holes out on the 96-98 to fit 99-00 fogs.
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you are blind aren't you!... please open your eyes and don't make comments like this. you sound like my gf. i was at wendy's the other day and there was a 99 civic parked right next to my 96. i asked her which front looked the same. she said that they look the same.... i was like... look at the headlights.... she said... they look the same.....

THIS IS YOU!!!! you have a girls POV! hahahaaaa
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look at the headlights on that green sedan. those are definately 96-98 headlights... it is so easy to tell the headlights apart. the 99-00's are more pointed at the corners where they meet the fenders, while the 96-98's are rounded. im about to call my friend and see if i can try to put his Si bumper on my car... if it works a WHOLE lot of people would be very happy.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sokdo321 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you are blind aren't you!... please open your eyes and don't make comments like this. you sound like my gf.

THIS IS YOU!!!! you have a girls POV! hahahaaaa</TD></TR></TABLE>

A girls point of view huh? Pretty-ignorant comment there chief. Maybe your girlfriend is just an idiot.
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common now... it will not even come close to making a good fit. to many gaps. you can actually put a 96-98 hood on a 99+ but it still has gaps. i saw this when i was doing the conversion. if only it were that easy. i have done a conversion before but now i have another 96 ek and am trying to figure out an easier way to do this.

Anybody wanna cut up a 96 bumper and a 99 bumper and put it together? Someone that has some skills with bondo and whatever else it takes. !!! I have an extra 96 bumper and i can buy a cheap 99 one in the honda tech classifieds or something. located in so cal...

And i was making a general POV about girls because they wouldn't even notice if you changed the whole front end.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sokdo321 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you are blind aren't you!... please open your eyes and don't make comments like this. you sound like my gf. i was at wendy's the other day and there was a 99 civic parked right next to my 96. i asked her which front looked the same. she said that they look the same.... i was like... look at the headlights.... she said... they look the same.....

THIS IS YOU!!!! you have a girls POV! hahahaaaa</TD></TR></TABLE>

Actually, my ex can clearly tell the difference so how bout you educate your girl. Secondly, I know how to do the conversion and the parts needed so back off. Thirdly, I've never sat down with a 96-98 and 99-00 bumper to try and see fitment differences, therefore I asked the question why is it that you can't simply do some modifying to fit it. If ppl can fit a RSX front on a 96-00 civic, I don't see why the idea of modifying a 99-00 bumper onto a 96-98 is so far fetched. Stop taking your anger of your gf's ignorance out on me. This is a forum where we share info and exchange ideas, I'm simply bringing up a topic to discuss.


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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Gump &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Found this pic a long time ago, I have no info on it so don't ask.
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This pic was shot in Manila, Philippines on a used car sale in Ortigas, Pasig. Its a 96 civic VTi PDM y0! The bumper was modified to fit the 96. With fiberglass, bondo, and old filipino enginuity, you can do almost anything to a car. We even have 22-seater 2004 CRV around here. Talking about fabricating a Limo CRV from scratch is just fawking awesome!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by K I T T &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

This pic was shot in Manila, Philippines on a used car sale in Ortigas, Pasig. Its a 96 civic VTi PDM y0! The bumper was modified to fit the 96. With fiberglass, bondo, and old filipino enginuity, you can do almost anything to a car. We even have 22-seater 2004 CRV around here. Talking about fabricating a Limo CRV from scratch is just fawking awesome! </TD></TR></TABLE>

or a huge waste of money
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Bump for a good idea..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by K I T T &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">This pic was shot in Manila, Philippines on a used car sale in Ortigas, Pasig. Its a 96 civic VTi PDM y0! The bumper was modified to fit the 96. With fiberglass, bondo, and old filipino enginuity, you can do almost anything to a car. We even have 22-seater 2004 CRV around here. Talking about fabricating a Limo CRV from scratch is just fawking awesome! </TD></TR></TABLE>

What motor is powering this limo CRV? The stock 4 cylinder?
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Actually, I already stated that I can clearly see the difference between a 96-98 and a 99-00, I also didn't miss the orginal idea behind this thread, I was simply bringing up another topic related to this. It's easy for you to mouth off to someone you've never met isn't it? It makes you feel better about yourself? I could be an *** and just tell you to STFU and just either convert your front end to a 99-00 or shove it up your ***, but instead, I'm tryin to formulate an alternative to get the look you want without the conversion.

At no point was I not on your side about this idea so I don't know who you're tryin to E-Thug. I asked severel times why not just simply make the cut outs for the 99-00 fogs and no one responded so I moved onto the next idea which was to modify the 99-00 bumper to fit without converting the entire front end. I'm trying to be as civil as possible right now but I see no point in your uneccessary reactions and comments so I'll leave you with this

Bottom Line: If I'm an ***, then you're an ignorant **** who can't understand the concept of a forum to share ideas and have discussions.
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my friend has a 97 hb and he put a whole 00 si front end on it bolted right up couldnt really see any gaps that me or him noticed looks pretty clean
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95civickid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my friend has a 97 hb and he put a whole 00 si front end on it bolted right up couldnt really see any gaps that me or him noticed looks pretty clean </TD></TR></TABLE>

But this guy just wants the front bumper rather than the whole conversion, watch out before he bites your head off like he did with me for "not understanding"
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"my friend has a 97 hb and he put a whole 00 si front end on it bolted right up couldnt really see any gaps that me or him noticed looks pretty clean "


Dear Peanut gallery,

We all know that if you have the whole front end (hood, fenders, bumper, and headlights) it will work. The guy was just asking why a company hasnt put out a front BUMPER that looks like the 99-00 but fits on 96-98.
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Dear Peanut gallery,

We all know that if you have the whole front end (hood, fenders, bumper, and headlights) it will work. The guy was just asking why a company hasnt put out a front BUMPER that looks like the 99-00 but fits on 96-98.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Didn't a company called backyard something have a similar bumper?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Knightmare69 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Didn't a company called backyard something have a similar bumper?</TD></TR></TABLE>

White crow makes one similar for the Eg chassis.


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