P10 Bw Rear Kit

Hello everyone:) , I aquired this rear bumper for a test "fit". This is a 91 civic rear kit. It will not go on my car, but I figured some of these pics could be usefull.

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/789253P10BWR.JPG

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/263046P10-BWR2.JPG

http://files.automotiveforums.com/uploads/385634P10-BWR3.JPG

With some cutting that looks like it would work

I'm thinking of getting a 4dr civic rear apron from wings west to try and make that fit on My p11 I think its from a 95-98 civic

primera get shot of the rear bumper on the side looking evenly. oh yeah thanks man you just dont know how you helping me . when i get digital cam i will let you see the hottest g20 in the planet.

Originally posted by blkghst3
primera get shot of the rear bumper on the side looking evenly. oh yeah thanks man you just dont know how you helping me . when i get digital cam i will let you see the hottest g20 in the planet.


QUICK!!!!!

SOMEONE LOAN HIM A DIGITAL CAMERA!!!!

its very possible to be done, doesnt look like much cutting/fiberglassing to get it to fit. i think the 90-93 accord rear would fit better than that a 91 civic. just supposing. :D

What up p_r_i_m_e_r_a...

I also tried a civic rear bumper and found that the curve of the fender wall didn't match up. But, I didn't have a rear bumper at the time. I think with a little work and the use of the stock bumper it can be done.


My only concern using this bumper, is the exhuast cut out on the drive's side. I guess you could always use a fake exhuast tip.

Please keep us posted. I'm still holding my breath for the NZ rear spiltters.:bloated:


Late bro,,,

I might have something to say about that....Just wait a couple of months for the full pics

As of now it's only the hottest G20 in your eyes let us be the judge of the planet

That rear kit definately has some potential . . .

I hat the fact that a rear piece for a '91 civic has openings for a dual exhaust . . . (da phuq??)

It's the kind of thing that encourages the relentless modifying madness among the poser community . . .