SneezinCD5

Wondering if the 99-00 SI lip will fit on the 96-98 bumper? I know the frontend is a little different but figured it might since it goes on the bottom of the bumper.

Thanks

EK_B

Probably not.

RED_90TEG

i heard the spoon one works

sicones

No.

eskimo10

Agree with the above, I've heard its because of the bolts or s/t but I don't really know b/c I've never tried it.

markodude

Yes it does, I have one on mines. Best to space it down with pads to get the look right.

eskimo10

really? man i was going to do that too, but everyone said it didn't fit... pics?

KidSenation

If you buy a 99-00 si/ctr replica lip for a 96-98 it will. Check out JDMshit.com, they have what you need to make your car look like ***. HA HA.

black_EM1

Damn you people.

It fits, but not too well in my opinion. I think it looks horrible. In the Apearance/Cosmetic forum, there is a thread titled" EJ Squad". Look through there, and decide for yourself.

NOFX

It might fit but (1) why do it with an OEM one when they make Si/CTR Style front lips that look like the lip, but are made to fit the '96-'98 front and (2) it will look like *** either way.

Here's what it looks like (the Type R Style).



Just stick to lips made for your front end in the first place. Not the lips from other cars made to fit your front end.

h22 civic

def not bolt on but you could get it to work fo sure

jr000

i think it wraps around a little too far...but i wouldnt even bother with it...if you gotta work to make it fit then why waste your time? save your money and buy a lip that will fit on right without any modifying

NOFX

Yeah, my OEM lip on my '98 Civic fits perfectly without any hardware even.

jr000

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hows that?

NOFX

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Here are photos of my lip on my car with no hardware. All this is is the car, with the lip set on. I could drive down the road with it and it wouldn't fall off.

This is a stock lip. This lip is made by Honda for the 1998 USDM Civic coupe models. It was also sold overseas.

jasoncrashtech

that looks nice , i think i saw your car at the nw h-tech meet this summer .

NOFX

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It was there (Puget Sound area), but without the lips.

And thank you.

SneezinCD5

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NOFX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It might fit but (1) why do it with an OEM one when they make Si/CTR Style front lips that look like the lip, but are made to fit the '96-'98 front and (2) it will look like *** either way.

Here's what it looks like (the Type R Style).



Just stick to lips made for your front end in the first place. Not the lips from other cars made to fit your front end. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I can get a stock SI lip from the Junkyard for cheap, I was seeing if it would fit, now that I know it will fit like $hit I am going to get an OEM one for the 96-98

NOFX

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SneezinCD5 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I can get a stock SI lip from the Junkyard for cheap, I was seeing if it would fit, now that I know it will fit like $hit I am going to get an OEM one for the 96-98 </TD></TR></TABLE>
Which one? There are three. CTR, SiR and the OEM/Sport. The one I posted above is very rare and won't be cheap. You can find replicas of the CTR and SiR lips though. Even when they're real they're cheaper.

SuperSonikBluEK

get a SiR lip!!

sharik

yah, the 96-98 lips are shorter than the 99-00

BoostedB16EJ

you have to cut the 99-00 lip and the 98 bumper to make it all line up.



there it is on my car. i think it looks alright, but im looking to do SiR bumpers this year anyways

NOFX

Don't like it. It seems a shame to cut up a discontinued front lip and a perfectly good front bumper.

ke98248

iTrader: (1)

It looks really clean and nice, but I don't think I could justify spending such a large amount of money on a lip that could be easily busted, or cracked while driving on the road, parking, etc..

NOFX

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ke98248 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It looks really clean and nice, but I don't think I could justify spending such a large amount of money on a lip that could be easily busted, or cracked while driving on the road, parking, etc..</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's why I don't slam my car.

I want what I like and I'm very picky. I don't like to settle.

Anyway though, this thread is actually about fitting a '99-'00 OEM lip on a '96-'98 front bumper.

I was just showing how my lip fits without hardware (as someone asked after I mentioned lips fitting well).