Hey ppl.. I'm just wondering what kind of tools you need to change a stock front end Integra type R to a JDM Front end?.. anyone give me a list of tools that I'll need.. thank you!!

 

basic tools and a saw, if you want it done right a welder

 

oh goodness.

 

a brain, socket set with ratchet, sawsall, drill, and welder.

 

http://www.angelfire.com/sc3/nguyen/JDMFEC.htm

Here is a good link to give you a good idea of tools and what you have to do. Hope it helps. That's what i used to do my front end.

 

wow... bolting/screwing on the radiator support is such a dumb@$$ idea. Say bye-bye to your front-end rigidity. Why? Parts can rotate around bolted connections, while welded connections cannot move.

 

Did you get into some kind of accident? If not I would leave the R with the USDM front.

Only reason I have the JDM front is because of an accident I had. I got hit in the right front and there went my R's value, F it went JDM front, Oh well. If I didn't get into an accident I would still have my USDM front on the car.

 

http://www.team-integra.net/forum/di...TopicID=193282

 

10mm socket, 12mm socket, extension, rachet, drill, drill bit, welder, grinder, rotary cut off wheel,

 

thanks guys.. No I didn't get into an accident just wanan change my front end to JDM... I don't like it Stock...

 

but the JDM front end is stock...

 

Why did you buy the car then? should of baught a jdm front car...? go ruin a clean type r

 

Isnt there a way to modify the usdm bumper support to fit the JDM bumper? I would rather go that route. Is it true that there is a rule that doesn't allow jdm front teg owner to autox because the weak bumper support? Sounds like a SHOWKAA to me.

 

Bone head move if you ask me

 

like yellowkahuna, i got into a front end accident with my usdm front....fkn thing WAS perfect minus a small scratch till i rear-ended a kia doing 4 mph....so im too saving up for a jdm front because my front end never fully got straightened out after the accident....pics if anyone wants to see wut i mean...

 

A size 10 socket and wrench, all a Honda needs. hahahahahaha