No. this is not a "What parts do i need to do the conversion?" post...I just wanted to know how to tell if a 99-00 front bumper is OEM or not. The replicas look very close to the real ones. Also can i use the 96-98 support beam on a 99-00 bumper?


Thanks

 

This has officially been covered 12438912748127389.3 Times.

grill, bumper, hood, fenders, headlights, and radiator support if you don't want to dremel some of the bumper or cut some of the 96-98 radiator support off.

 

? I think you misread my post, i might have worded it funny. But i just wanted to know how to spot a real from a fake bumper...

 

The real ones will have "honda" stamped on them in a few different places.

 

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grill, bumper, hood, fenders, headlights, and radiator support if you don't want to dremel some of the bumper or cut some of the 96-98 radiator support off.

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read first before you make an *** out of yourself

 

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grill, bumper, hood, fenders, headlights, and radiator support if you don't want to dremel some of the bumper or cut some of the 96-98 radiator support off.</TD></TR></TABLE>

fucktard

 

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fucktard moron

with false info

 

the ral civic bumpers have part numbers stamped on the inside corresponding to the actual oem part

some of the "replica's you might think you are buying from the company are actually not, and are infact oem parts that were sold to clear wareouse shelves but this is rare


and no nothing password jdm has new is authentic its all fake

 

Doesn't really make a difference, they're both simply plastic. It's not like a mercedes or volkswagen where knock-off brand panels don't fit - on civics - they fit fine.

 

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expletive ya european cars suck

 

i worked at a body shop for three years there is a difference between OEM and After Market fitment wise

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some of the "replica's you might think you are buying from the company are actually not, and are infact oem parts that were sold to clear wareouse shelves but this is rare


and no nothing password jdm has new is authentic its all fake </TD></TR></TABLE>

this is true

 

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Yeah, I've worked at a bodyshop too, if you try knock-off parts on a german car such as a dub, benz, or bimmer, they don't line up worth of ****.

On the other hand, if you try those same parts on a 'teg, accord, or civic, they fit fine.

Though that's just my experience, maybe the company I was dealing with had more exp w/ jap cars - who knows...

 

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On the other hand, if you try those same parts on a 'teg, accord, or civic, they fit fine.

Though that's just my experience, maybe the company I was dealing with had more exp w/ jap cars - who knows...</TD></TR></TABLE>

its a hit or miss, you are right....

i just hate missing, lol

looks like we had a similar life prolly why we had some friction early on

 

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its a hit or miss, you are right....

i just hate missing, lol

looks like we had a similar life prolly why we had some friction early on</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ha, who knows .

I don't hold grudges though. It's pointless, nothing is gained.

Although I did way too much sanding and buffing and such and not enough actual body work . I feel I got gyped or something .

 

do what i do, but fucked up sheells and get in there do some welding grinding, parts hunting and resell it

 

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I g2 learn to weld first, Mr. K20 T_T.

Yeah, I can't weld, boo @ me .

I suppose picking up a torch would help, but I just don't have anything that needs welding...I'ma have to go through my basement tomorrow and see if I can find anything that needs welding - give myself a good excuse to learn.

 

go buy some scrap metal and a buzz box, and just get going, try not weld rusty **** too sticky and not good to learn on bad habbits...........


yup

 

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Say you're sorry... He's right.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Team RS2 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the ral civic bumpers have part numbers stamped on the inside corresponding to the actual oem part

some of the "replica's you might think you are buying from the company are actually not, and are infact oem parts that were sold to clear wareouse shelves but this is rare

and no nothing password jdm has new is authentic its all fake </TD></TR></TABLE>
They do have HONDA stamped on the inside.

Once in the middle of the front bumper it says:
FACE FR BUMPER
71101-S01-ZZ00
MADE IN THE USA

Though this number is similar to a Honda part number, it doesn't match any Honda part number. I would have taken a photo of this number, but it's so small that I couldn't get a clear photo.


Note that this is for an OEM '98 front bumper. So this number won't match to a '99-'00 front bumper either. The part number for the bumper I'm referring to (my OEM '98 bumper) is 04711-S01-A00ZZ. Similar, but not the same, as the number on my bumper.

This is on the bumper in FOUR places. Twice it's stamped as it is here, and twice (under the lower grille) it's stamped as the same, only not as the logo.

 

i have some new ek fenders if anyone is interested PM me

 

yep look for honda PP

 

My bad, excuse my 2 a.m. post.

But I was right. I did include the information He needed.

And He did ask if he could use the 96-98 bumper support, thus why I told him how many times this has been covered.

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Say you're sorry... He's right.

They do have HONDA stamped on the inside.

Once in the middle of the front bumper it says:
FACE FR BUMPER
71101-S01-ZZ00
MADE IN THE USA

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fucktard moron

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Get off my nuts, I was right. I failed to see where you were so helpful except for mistakenly saying I had misinformation. Which I didn't.



Modified by ek forever guy at 7:07 AM 6/7/2007