Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
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Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
If i pull the ex spoiler off my 96 civic will the si spoiler bolt into the same holes? or how much work am i looking at for that swap?
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Not sure what you mean by "Si spoiler". If yer talkin' about the higher spoiler, then it's not an Si spoiler, it's just a factory option. I had an EX with the high spoiler and see them on alot of EX and even DX trim levels.
To answer your question, the mounting points should be the same....
To answer your question, the mounting points should be the same....
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
What you have stated is misinformation, so please don't say you corrected it.
There is no "low" spoiler for 99-00 coupes. Only for sedans.
There are some 96-98 coupes out there with the high spoiler, since it was dealer installed. Probably say the same for the low spoiler on 99-00's. A lot of dealers do some retarded crap in order to make cars more appealing and to move them off the lot.
There is no "low" spoiler for 99-00 coupes. Only for sedans.
There are some 96-98 coupes out there with the high spoiler, since it was dealer installed. Probably say the same for the low spoiler on 99-00's. A lot of dealers do some retarded crap in order to make cars more appealing and to move them off the lot.
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Originally Posted by NOFX
Here are the stock '96-'00 USDM Civic coupe and sedan wings.
1996 to 1998 Honda Civic coupe
- Short wing with long brake light.
08F13-S02-1D0 - *G82P* (CYPRESS GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S02-1E0 - *R95P* (ISLAND CORAL PEARL)
08F13-S02-110 - *NH503P* (GRANADA BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-110A - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-120 - *NH538* (FROST WHITE)
08F13-S02-120A - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S02-140 - *R81* (MILANO RED)
08F13-S02-180 - *NH583-M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 96-98 2DR DX
- 96-98 2DR EX
- 96-98 2DR HX
1996 to 1998 Honda Civic sedan
- Short wing with three points that sit on the trunk and a short brake light.
08F13-S04-1D0 - *G82P* (CYPRESS GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S04-1E0 - *R95P* (ISLAND CORAL PEARL)
08F13-S04-110 - *NH503P* (GRANADA BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-110A - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-120 - *NH538* (FROST WHITE)
08F13-S04-120A - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S04-130 - *B73M* (CYCLONE BLUE METALLIC)
08F13-S04-140F - *R96P* (INZA RED PEARL)
08F13-S04-180 - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 96-98 4DR DX
- 96-98 4DR EX
- 98 4DR GX
- 96-98 4DR LX
1999 to 2000 Honda Civic coupe
- Tall wing with short brake light.
08F13-S02-1D0K - *G95P* (CLOVER GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S02-110K - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-120K - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S02-130N - *B95P* (ELECTRON BLUE PEARL)
08F13-S02-140K - *R81* (MILANO RED)
08F13-S02-180K - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 99-00 2DR DX
- 99-00 2DR EX
- 99-00 2DR HX
- 99-00 2DR SI
1999 to 2000 Honda Civic sedan
- Medium height wing with short brake light.
08F13-S04-1D0K - *G95P* (CLOVER GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S04-110K - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-120K - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE))
08F13-S04-140P - *RP32P* (VINTAGE PLUM PEARL)
08F13-S04-180K - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
08F13-S04-180N - *BG41P* (ICED TEAL PEARL)
08F13-S04-180P - *YR525M* (TITANIUM METALLIC)
- 99-00 4DR DX
- 99-00 4DR DX-V
- 99-00 4DR EX
- 99-00 4DR GX
- 99-00 4DR LX
The Si does not have a special wing. All the spoilers have brake lights stock.
1996 to 1998 Honda Civic coupe
- Short wing with long brake light.
08F13-S02-1D0 - *G82P* (CYPRESS GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S02-1E0 - *R95P* (ISLAND CORAL PEARL)
08F13-S02-110 - *NH503P* (GRANADA BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-110A - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-120 - *NH538* (FROST WHITE)
08F13-S02-120A - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S02-140 - *R81* (MILANO RED)
08F13-S02-180 - *NH583-M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 96-98 2DR DX
- 96-98 2DR EX
- 96-98 2DR HX
1996 to 1998 Honda Civic sedan
- Short wing with three points that sit on the trunk and a short brake light.
08F13-S04-1D0 - *G82P* (CYPRESS GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S04-1E0 - *R95P* (ISLAND CORAL PEARL)
08F13-S04-110 - *NH503P* (GRANADA BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-110A - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-120 - *NH538* (FROST WHITE)
08F13-S04-120A - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S04-130 - *B73M* (CYCLONE BLUE METALLIC)
08F13-S04-140F - *R96P* (INZA RED PEARL)
08F13-S04-180 - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 96-98 4DR DX
- 96-98 4DR EX
- 98 4DR GX
- 96-98 4DR LX
1999 to 2000 Honda Civic coupe
- Tall wing with short brake light.
08F13-S02-1D0K - *G95P* (CLOVER GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S02-110K - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S02-120K - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE)
08F13-S02-130N - *B95P* (ELECTRON BLUE PEARL)
08F13-S02-140K - *R81* (MILANO RED)
08F13-S02-180K - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
- 99-00 2DR DX
- 99-00 2DR EX
- 99-00 2DR HX
- 99-00 2DR SI
1999 to 2000 Honda Civic sedan
- Medium height wing with short brake light.
08F13-S04-1D0K - *G95P* (CLOVER GREEN PEARL)
08F13-S04-110K - *NH592P* (FLAMENCO BLACK PEARL)
08F13-S04-120K - *NH578* (TAFFETA WHITE))
08F13-S04-140P - *RP32P* (VINTAGE PLUM PEARL)
08F13-S04-180K - *NH583M* (VOGUE SILVER METALLIC)
08F13-S04-180N - *BG41P* (ICED TEAL PEARL)
08F13-S04-180P - *YR525M* (TITANIUM METALLIC)
- 99-00 4DR DX
- 99-00 4DR DX-V
- 99-00 4DR EX
- 99-00 4DR GX
- 99-00 4DR LX
The Si does not have a special wing. All the spoilers have brake lights stock.
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
What you have stated is misinformation, so please don't say you corrected it.
There is no "low" spoiler for 99-00 coupes. Only for sedans.
There are some 96-98 coupes out there with the high spoiler, since it was dealer installed. Probably say the same for the low spoiler on 99-00's. A lot of dealers do some retarded crap in order to make cars more appealing and to move them off the lot.
There is no "low" spoiler for 99-00 coupes. Only for sedans.
There are some 96-98 coupes out there with the high spoiler, since it was dealer installed. Probably say the same for the low spoiler on 99-00's. A lot of dealers do some retarded crap in order to make cars more appealing and to move them off the lot.
Maybe dealers put the high spoiler on '98 model year Civics from left over inventory.. but the low spoiler was also an option in '99-'00 year models...
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
The low spoiler was an "option" on 99-00 Civic Coupes if the dealer still had them in stock and decided to put them on. They are not for 99-00's, unless you're speaking of THIS:
Which is the 99-00 Sedan spoiler, and is not the same as a 96-98 Coupe spoiler.
You seem to have this idea that a Honda dealership is akin with the Honda factory. If a dealership paints a Civic hot pink, it doesn't mean Civics came in hot pink.
Which is the 99-00 Sedan spoiler, and is not the same as a 96-98 Coupe spoiler.
You seem to have this idea that a Honda dealership is akin with the Honda factory. If a dealership paints a Civic hot pink, it doesn't mean Civics came in hot pink.
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Though I haven't tried it myself (I like my '96-'98 spoiler on my '98), I have heard from several people on this site that YES, the spoiler bolt holes are in the same place. Others have claimed to have swapped these spoilers, so I trust that well enough since I saw everyone who claimed to have tried said it worked.
As for this tall versus short nonsense:
You can go on any site like HondaPartsDeals and find the part numbers for these. I even listed the part numbers for the spoiler in my post quoted above.
'96-'98 Civic coupes had short spoilers (with long LED bars - about as wide as the license plate garnish).
'99-'00 Civic coupes had tall spoiler (with short LED bars.
All spoilers were optional. Even the Si came standard without a spoiler at all.
ANYONE can put a tall spoiler on a '96-'98 or a short spoiler on a '99-'00 (hell, you could bolt a coupe spoiler to a hatch but it won't make it an optional hatch accessory).
I've seen some '96-'98s (most likely '98s for the most part) with tall spoilers (also seen sedans with the newer spoilers). This was probably done to move inventory. If a dealership has 1998 coupes sitting on the lot when 1999 models are coming in then they try to make the cars more appealing to get them moved off the lot aka. "sold".
Making a new, but old stock, car more appealing can include several things. Wheels that are already at the dealership might be added, the car will be washed up fresh, the price might get marked down by a good bit and other accessories already in stock at the dealership might be added. When someone sees they could get a brand new 1999 Honda Civic DX coupe for $15,400 or they could get a brand new, but been sitting on the lot for a year 1998 Honda Civic DX coupe with a spoiler and CD player for $13,800, a lot of people are going to go for that 1998.
Believe it or not, most normal people don't care about the '99-'00 front end.
But yes, the low spoiler is originally for '96-'98 coupes and the tall spoiler was originally for '99-'00 coupes.
You can continue thinking they were for all years, but you'd be wrong. Sorry.
As for this tall versus short nonsense:
You can go on any site like HondaPartsDeals and find the part numbers for these. I even listed the part numbers for the spoiler in my post quoted above.
'96-'98 Civic coupes had short spoilers (with long LED bars - about as wide as the license plate garnish).
'99-'00 Civic coupes had tall spoiler (with short LED bars.
All spoilers were optional. Even the Si came standard without a spoiler at all.
ANYONE can put a tall spoiler on a '96-'98 or a short spoiler on a '99-'00 (hell, you could bolt a coupe spoiler to a hatch but it won't make it an optional hatch accessory).
I've seen some '96-'98s (most likely '98s for the most part) with tall spoilers (also seen sedans with the newer spoilers). This was probably done to move inventory. If a dealership has 1998 coupes sitting on the lot when 1999 models are coming in then they try to make the cars more appealing to get them moved off the lot aka. "sold".
Making a new, but old stock, car more appealing can include several things. Wheels that are already at the dealership might be added, the car will be washed up fresh, the price might get marked down by a good bit and other accessories already in stock at the dealership might be added. When someone sees they could get a brand new 1999 Honda Civic DX coupe for $15,400 or they could get a brand new, but been sitting on the lot for a year 1998 Honda Civic DX coupe with a spoiler and CD player for $13,800, a lot of people are going to go for that 1998.
Believe it or not, most normal people don't care about the '99-'00 front end.
But yes, the low spoiler is originally for '96-'98 coupes and the tall spoiler was originally for '99-'00 coupes.
You can continue thinking they were for all years, but you'd be wrong. Sorry.
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Screenshots of the Honda parts catalog.
Taffeta White and Flamenco Black Pearl were offered for both years on coupes, so those are good place to start looking for differences. Clover Green Pearl would obviously be a different part number than Cypress Green Pearl, for example.
1998 Civic 2dr DX
1998 Civic 2dr EX
1998 Civic 2dr HX
1999 Civic 2dr DX
1999 Civic 2dr EX
1999 Civic 2dr HX
And, for good measure, the front pages of the Honda accessory manuals.
Taffeta White and Flamenco Black Pearl were offered for both years on coupes, so those are good place to start looking for differences. Clover Green Pearl would obviously be a different part number than Cypress Green Pearl, for example.
1998 Civic 2dr DX
1998 Civic 2dr EX
1998 Civic 2dr HX
1999 Civic 2dr DX
1999 Civic 2dr EX
1999 Civic 2dr HX
And, for good measure, the front pages of the Honda accessory manuals.
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Yes the mounting holes are the same. I have a 00 ex coupe and i went to the lower 96-98 spoiler. I was able to bolt the spoiler on easily the only thing i had to modify is the wiring for the led in it. The wiring for the led is the same but they are on opposite sides. I just ran the wiring so it was on the correct side.
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Great thread! And yes, the question finally got answered
Does anyone have a picture of an EK 96-98 sedan with either:
a) The tall 99-00 spoiler installed from the coupe OR
b) The mid 99-00 spoiler installed from the sedan?
... AND if anyone has a 99-00 EK sedan spoiler for sale (or knows of someone who wants to sell one?) please pm me
Thanks from down under,
Does anyone have a picture of an EK 96-98 sedan with either:
a) The tall 99-00 spoiler installed from the coupe OR
b) The mid 99-00 spoiler installed from the sedan?
... AND if anyone has a 99-00 EK sedan spoiler for sale (or knows of someone who wants to sell one?) please pm me
Thanks from down under,
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Thanks buddy, yeh I did think about that option as a similar (it might even be the same) high-rise wing came out on the 96-98 JDM Ferio Si model; but I just thought it looked a little high IMO.
I have a Mugen Ferio wing for weekends/street but during weekdays/parking on the road I wanted something a little less 'attention getting' so that's why I was heading down the Vi-RS spoiler road...
I have a Mugen Ferio wing for weekends/street but during weekdays/parking on the road I wanted something a little less 'attention getting' so that's why I was heading down the Vi-RS spoiler road...
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
who knows lol - unless you're goin pretty quick I doubt they're going to do much in terms of aerodynamics. But everything probably works together front spoiler, side skirts, wing etc
However, in theory the rear wings job is to smoothen the airflow and reduce air turbulance over the back of the boot (trunk) lid
Pretty hard to find JDM style tall wing these days too and yep, pretty exxy to say the least
However, in theory the rear wings job is to smoothen the airflow and reduce air turbulance over the back of the boot (trunk) lid
Pretty hard to find JDM style tall wing these days too and yep, pretty exxy to say the least
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Agreed. Aerodynamics (ie air flow) I think there is some merit in manufacturer spoilers/wings; performance wise tho (downforce etc) - probably not so much...
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i have a civic without a spoiler, thinking about adding one, a buddy of mine told me that there are pre-set holes under the trunk. Is any of that true??
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Re: Ex spoiler swap for an SI spoiler
Just pop the trunk and look for two dimples on the outer corners of the trunk lid.
The spoiler mounts on the trunk lid on the OUTSIDE of the rubber seal. (A stock spoiler, for this reason, will never cause leaks into the trunk.) There are two bolts on either side, plus a hole for the wiring on one side. The wiring for the '96-'98 coupe spoiler goes through the passenger side. I believe the wiring for the '99-'00 coupe spoiler goes through the driver side, but I could be wrong as the spoiler I had as an example was a replica.
You can also get directions for installing any optional US parts from your Honda dealership. They print them out right there for you, free of charge.
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