Other then Victor Perry, Ted(337), Marc(TurboItr), and the other I talk too. Where have u guys with JDM Front Ends got them installed? I have heard many rumors on who is good and not but I want some place that has done them before and can be trusted to do flawless work! Post it up u JDM Front end Junkies!

 

Mike at IPS in Boston did his and it looks great. I bet you could get it into his shop and have it done.

 

I know Victor told you WagonWerks...they're really good but you're gonna pay $$$$. I got mine done at Autobody world and total I paid was $2,200. That's paint and installed. No problems whatsoever.

 

F*ck you luis, dont send that guy to autobodyworld, you know damn well youve had problems, ahem, bumper chipping, same here autobody world messed up my car, i have chips all over my bumper and fenders, when i went to bring it back, they said oh those are from rocks, !!! What rocks hit my fenders and my bumper that many times, more like, you guys didnt prep it right, and put enough coats on it, plus my bumper is crooked, they F*cked up my conversion!

 

Anger... Management... Classes.

Welcome to post 900.

 

you pick up that front end from vu or something?

 

Whoa Mark chill dude...what did I do to you??? He just asked me places that are not that expensive... I have no problem with the conversion. I think they did a good job but the painting is not. I'm just trying to save him some $$$.

I know they're not flawless...


[Modified by Type R 2c, 12:28 AM 10/9/2002]

 

if your around delaware, i got mine done at master tech for 1200....but i was the first coversion they have done and i have no complaints

 

Just my opinion but, you get what you pay for.... again, I was 100% sasifried!!

Thanks,
Victor

 

hahaha, luis thought i was snapping at him, well since this is the internet and you cant see body emotions and stuff, i was just saying DONT GO TO AUTOBODY World. That is all....

 

Oh and also, this is my 2nd conversion, the first time i got it done at T&T autobody and they did a better job then autobodyworld. It wasnt perfect but it was still pretty clean. But, as victor said you get what you pay for.

 

Oh aight dayam I was gonna say Mark. Well to keep you posted. D and V is probably gonna do all the work on my car now.

 

The conversion is not hard to do, i helped my friend do his this summer. The only thing that we didnt do was paint the actual parts as well as welding on the radiator support. Here are some pics before the car got its fresh coat of paint...

 

I got my conversion sitting in the garage, Plan on having someone weld the
rad and paint the panels gonna install the rest myself! (hopefully everything
goes smooth)


[Modified by Mikes01GSR, 6:57 PM 10/9/2002]

 

where on the east coast? if your in NJ. PM me

 

looks good..YOU need HIDS, hehehe

My car at NOPI.



[Modified by Type R 2c, 7:15 PM 10/9/2002]

 

not hard to do, eh? did anyone ever make a how-to on this one?

 

Wagon Werks (VA) or possibly some other place that "knows" what they are doing is the best suggestions!

Keep in mind... You do get what you pay for... and shady work could cause you more headaches down the road!