Integra front on my EG ???? ANY ONE?????

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Integra front on my EG ???? ANY ONE?????

By LayinSparxx EG
- Sun Feb 03, 2008 6:17 am #40619 Hey im running into issues!!!! help haha i have the front clip and have been test fitting but i think im doing this wrong.

If any one has, like a step by step way to get it done that would be sick if you could help.

Some say use civic fenders and cut to match front bumper...

Some say use integra fenders

some say use integra coresupport, some say no coresupport IM LOST HELP LOL :? :? :? :?
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By Graham
- Sun Feb 03, 2008 12:21 pm #40657 My suggestion would be to take it all off and put the eg panels back on.... but thats just me

Theres a thread somewhere with other fronts on eg's, search for that and you'll find out which fenders you'll need at least
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Re: Integra front on my EG ???? ANY ONE?????

By asianrob
- Sun Feb 03, 2008 5:04 pm #40680
LayinSparxx EG wrote:Hey im running into issues!!!! help haha i have the front clip and have been test fitting but i think im doing this wrong.

If any one has, like a step by step way to get it done that would be sick if you could help.

Some say use civic fenders and cut to match front bumper...

Some say use integra fenders

some say use integra coresupport, some say no coresupport IM LOST HELP LOL :? :? :? :?


more than likely you'll have to cut and match

you might have to use the integra rad support so it'll sit right too
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By flyinryan122
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 2:52 am #40760 The way I've heard it's been done, is you have to drill off the old rad support and put on the teg one. then use the back half of the civic fenders, and weld the teg front half (the side that would meet up with the bumper) to them, so the bumper and hood fit right.

I'll look for some links.
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By Greasedmonkey
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 3:31 am #40766 This is just a bad idea to begin with...
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By flyinryan122
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 5:20 am #40777 most of the time. but if the time is taken to do everything right, it can come out looking pretty good.
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By asianrob
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 5:24 am #40778 i forgot my buddy did it to his coupe lol he used the integra rad support fenders and hood and bumper lights etc. looks ok i guess he did to an EG coupe
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By hatch_wanna_b
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 2:43 pm #40809
flyinryan122 wrote:most of the time. but if the time is taken to do everything right, it can come out looking pretty good.

I think its a horrible idea. It might come out somewhat of a success, but it won't look ok. I think either way, it looks terrible and it's only messing up 2 cars. Why waste the time and money for something silly? Buy one or the other.

Here's what the results could be:

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gay gay and more gay.

See to make it work and to make it seem somewhat ok, you have to shave ALL the bodylines that make the EG hatch so sexy IMO.
Its really a bad idea. You are talking about about $5000 in bodywork and paint and thats if you skimp it.
Put the money to better use.
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By Gorveatt
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 2:46 pm #40811 Don't... just don't please :thumbdown:


I <3 Teg's, but the front only works on a Teg
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By SOHCivegra
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 10:23 pm #40863 I can tell you flat out. Been there done that. I'm actually removing the entire front portion including core support just because it looked goofy. Yes you do have to use about 11 inches up of the rear of the civic fender, and the rest of the front of the integra fender. Straight up pain in the a**. but if you still want to do it, other than the body work it too me all of an hour or 2 to do the sawp.
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By flyinryan122
- Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:30 am #41056 wow imo that coupe looks DAMN good lol
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By BAXTER_EJ1
- Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:40 am #41057 I dunno, kinda looks like it's smiling in an akward way :eh:
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By CivicTypeR
- Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:53 am #41060 Looks shit... Considered just buying a teg! :lol:
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