Acura Integra - ITR & RS.LS.GSR - Side Molding - Body Work or Stock?
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Acura Integra - ITR & RS.LS.GSR - Side Molding - Body Work or Stock?
ITR Side Molding or Body Work? -- No Black Strip
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RS.LS.GSR Side Molding or Body Work? -- Black Strip
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i was just wondering if it was stock or some minor body work. It really looks like the black molding could just be taken off, and the body alone has the little bump/raise on the side. I want to repaint one of my integras and i wanted to try it but not if it wouldnt turn out easily.
PLEASE GIMMIE SOME FEEDBACK... ThX
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RS.LS.GSR Side Molding or Body Work? -- Black Strip
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i was just wondering if it was stock or some minor body work. It really looks like the black molding could just be taken off, and the body alone has the little bump/raise on the side. I want to repaint one of my integras and i wanted to try it but not if it wouldnt turn out easily.
PLEASE GIMMIE SOME FEEDBACK... ThX
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Re: Acura Integra - ITR & RS.LS.GSR - Side Molding - Body Work or Stock? (Project95LS-VTEC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Project95LS-VTEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I took off my side moldings and it goes in instead of out...
That 2nd ITR
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---- the ITR the side is actually recEding? and not a lip? or the ITR is out and any other one is in?
That 2nd ITR
...</TD></TR></TABLE>---- the ITR the side is actually recEding? and not a lip? or the ITR is out and any other one is in?
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^^It won't go 'in', it'll be smooth with the body line but there'll be holes you have to fill.
That's a super common mod, if you searched you would've seen a whole bunch of info about it. You have to weld in little metal plates behind each hole and then fill them with filler. And yes ITRs do come stock without the moldings. Civics go 'in' when you remove the moldings, but not Integras.
That's a super common mod, if you searched you would've seen a whole bunch of info about it. You have to weld in little metal plates behind each hole and then fill them with filler. And yes ITRs do come stock without the moldings. Civics go 'in' when you remove the moldings, but not Integras.
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Re: (Hatch_R)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hatch_R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">^^It won't go 'in', it'll be smooth with the body line but there'll be holes you have to fill.
That's a super common mod, if you searched you would've seen a whole bunch of info about it. You have to weld in little metal plates behind each hole and then fill them with filler. And yes ITRs do come stock without the moldings. Civics go 'in' when you remove the moldings, but not Integras.</TD></TR></TABLE>
---- k so besides having to fix the holes on the side after removing the molding, it will be same set up as the ITR? just making sure cause im putting the one im working on into the body shop soon for some bondo/paint. thanks for your help peeps.
That's a super common mod, if you searched you would've seen a whole bunch of info about it. You have to weld in little metal plates behind each hole and then fill them with filler. And yes ITRs do come stock without the moldings. Civics go 'in' when you remove the moldings, but not Integras.</TD></TR></TABLE>
---- k so besides having to fix the holes on the side after removing the molding, it will be same set up as the ITR? just making sure cause im putting the one im working on into the body shop soon for some bondo/paint. thanks for your help peeps.
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