CRX Conversion

Hey,
Dose anyone know were to get a S15 conversion for a CRX? cant find a place that makes them.
Thanks Melvin.

A its a nissan part your puting on a honda :nono: B S15s never came to the US C its all custom work. D its just bad and wrong

pretty much hit it head on there, lots of custom work is involved, but its your car do what u wanna do.

try
www.extremedimensions.com
they might have a conversion for you

this is the link to the CRX i want to build.
The Sick CRX Conversion S15 (http://www.crxsi.com/resources/album/pages/TRUCOLOR.htm)

I could be mistaken, but it appears to me
that that is someones project car not an actual
kit you can buy. Its a little bit over done for
my liking.

Okay, here's who it will work if you want an S15 conversion. There is no kit, so simple, get the product and put it on. The main part you need it, gasp, the headlights from an S15 Silvia. Thats really all you buy, parts wise. It's not that simple though, you are taking thousands of dollars of custom work. You need to tkae your car, and the headlights, to a shop that does good cutom work. Key word, good. There's a lot of cutting, welding, and a whole lot more involved in making the Nissan S15 headlights fit on a honda. It will cost you thousands of dollars to have a bodyshop make your front end and. Think of all the work for the 240SX guys to do an S14.5 conversion. Well, now your doing all that, plus your trying to shove it onto a honda. I good shop can make it look clean, a bad shop will just take your money and ruin the car in the process, cuz they won't have a clue what there doing. If you really want to do this, look for a shop that does custom work, one that has done THIS type of custom work before. Take a look at examples of previous work they have done. They should be able to give you a price for them to do the conversion. Find out what they need you to by, some custom shops can source the headlights for you, others will have you bring it in. The reason you can't find a place that sells a kit for this is there is none. It's all custom work, lots of time and money put out by someone to make the "wrong" part fit on the "wrong" car. For custom work like this, the most important part is a good shop/person who has done similar custom work in the past. Since really, part wise, your only main cost is the S15 headlights, the bulk of your cost and all the work is in the labor, etc, from the shop doing the custom work. So my advice, it if you really want to do this, find a place that does good custom work, and ask to see examples of there work. You might be able to find some shops by attending an HIN or Import Rev near you. Take to the onwers of the cars that have good quality custom work done. Ask what shop they had the work done at. The example of the shops work will be right in front of you. BTW, where are you located at?