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03-24-2004, 09:31 AM
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Body Work
Well i just started modifying my civic and you guys seem to know what your doin so....im lookin to put on my body kit...i have worked doing body work before but no replacing panels...im relatively new to the hole scene...if anyone has a link where i could get specific details on removing bumpers/fenders/sideskirts on my 94 coupe that would be great thanks guys
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03-24-2004, 09:34 AM
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Re: Body Work
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#3
03-24-2004, 03:28 PM
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probably the easiest thing to replace on the car's exterior are the front / read bumpers, and the side skirts....just a few simple screws to take off and you're all set.
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03-28-2004, 05:03 AM
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Re: Body Work
Instructions take the fun out of the learning experience. Just look where the factory body parts bolt, clip, or screw on, and undo them. Replace with the aftermarket one and then re bolt, clip, or screw it on. Trial and error is the most fun way to gain experience when it comes to customization. Just my opinion.
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03-28-2004, 07:29 PM
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Re: Body Work
its always fun to do it yourself... when i changed my bodykit i knew how to take everything off and on... so then you could imagine what i was thinking when i got my new headlights..i required me to remove the front bumper to unscrew the lights. then i was like.. piece of cake i can do it in a few minutes.. so its good to leran how to do it yourself in case something comes up then you know how to fix it or get around it and stuff
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03-28-2004, 07:30 PM
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Re: Body Work
its always fun to do it yourself... when i changed my bodykit i knew how to take everything off and on... so then you could imagine what i was thinking when i got my new headlights..i required me to remove the front bumper to unscrew the lights. then i was like.. piece of cake i can do it in a few minutes.. so its good to leran how to do it yourself in case something comes up then you know how to fix it or get around it and stuff... YOU ARE ONE WITH YOUR CAR.. haha.. THATS WHAT MAKES EACH CUSTOM BUILT CAR UNIQUE... all the hard work and effort you put into it
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