I have a 95 civic and i wanted to know if the 96 headlights would fit with hood and fenders and also would it be possible to fit 02 rsx headlights ont a 95 civic

 

I have seen pictures of 92-95 civics with 96+ headlights but I say just buy a 96+ civic. As far as the rsx headlights, they will fit a civic but they look like garbage. I say if you have a 92-95 civic, either keep the headlights stock or get a jdm itr headlight conversion. Everything else sucks. Just what I think...

 

they'll fit..but why 96..those are nasty..get the 99's...you need the hood/bumper/fenders/lights...and there is some cutting and modding to the fenders..and some other stuff to the inner steel front bar...

rsx would fit..but it'll probably look damn ugly...its too big for that car...

 

Sure they'll fit, just not direct bolt on.



PS - RSX lights on a Civic looks like a$$.

 

just buy the car, dont just buy the headlights...

 

that hatch is very nice

 

 

Speaking of headlight conversions, does anyone know who makes the conversion of the integra lights for the civic hatchback.

 

Requires more than just the body parts correct?

You'd also need the core supports/radiator supports!?

 

might as well sell your car and buy a newer civic.. cuz that is not only gay, but it's a waste of money.. Whats the point? To be "original"? Many people have done it, and it's retarded. Paint your car rainbow colors if you want to be original.

 

Noone makes the conversion. You gotta have a shop customize your rad. support, and all surrounding body panels. Fenders, bumper, hood, etc. My ride...

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Check the radiator support bracket...

 

How much are you guys spending on the headlamp conversions?

Would it be cheaper to just buy a front end conversion?

I'm considering a S15 front end conversion. Cheaper than a ITR front end conversion.

 

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you win.

 

I paid $7,000 for mine, but that's all new parts. Hood, bumper, fenders, radiator support, headlights, and paint. I was in an accident, and that's the only reason I did it. Wish I could've spent 7G's elsewhere on the car. But, it's original.