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WHAT!? $95!? ...outrageous... why didn't you do it yourself??? please tell me that the original hole covers were molded to the bumper and weren't the ones that just pop off.
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Glaring blue HID bulbs are NOT classy, and don't make your car look nice, no matter what that kid in the Civic told you.
WHAT!? $95!? ...outrageous... why didn't you do it yourself??? please tell me that the original hole covers were molded to the bumper and weren't the ones that just pop off.
lol. yeah, that was money not well spent. lol.
jk
looks good though.
Charley
it's not pop outs. they had to cut the bumper and plaster it on some how. 95 is cheap considering their original quote was much higher considering the man labor. If it was pop offs I would have done the work myself -- I didn't want to cut and screw up the bumper.
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Originally Posted by liquidi3ladz
Looks good. About time you got fogs.
Btw how much did you get your grill for?
Grill was was rip off -- online quote was 60 bucks, he charged a finders fee and ended up paying 90. don't go to norcal customs for any type of grill. Though the grill is authentic from toyota and completely OEM. Dealer was going to charge 200 for the same shiet.
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It's cheaper if you get a new gf.
Last edited by Gellenole; 12-03-2007 at 01:30 PM.
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I did mine myself in a few hours. Only had to buy epoxy and use my dremel. But hey.....I can understand your skepticism toward doing it yourself. If you had done it though, you would have been like "Man, that was a lot easier than I thought it would be. I'm glad I didn't pay to have it done.". At any rate,
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I used industrial strength epoxy from Home Depot which claimed to be able to hold 2500 lbs. Not sure how accurate that is but it sure as hell worked! It created a bond that was very hard and looked pretty hard to break. JB Weld is also pretty good for the fogs as far as I hear. I used JB weld in my HID retro and it worked there but for some reason I wanted to use something that seemed stronger in my fogs.
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Looks great, thats one of my next projects too....Dont worry I would have coughed up the money too to get it done right and Im going to get them to do the wiring as well so it comes out clean, thats what I plan to do at the same time I install my SE headlights
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Last edited by Dropitmore; 12-03-2007 at 03:48 PM.
I did the plug and play option using the stock fog wiring harness. No messy wiring necessary but it does cost more money going that route.
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Yeah, I'm aware of that. It's just cleaner using the turn signal stalk and somebody did a mod where you can change the stock fogs to come on independent of the headlights. Either way, fogs definitely make the Gen 5 look better.
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