my 3gee with 4th gen body kit

[Zwaag]

not done
http://community.webshots.com/album/47894760ychcwv

[Zwaag]

any coments?

[evil_one]

Did the kit need any mods to fit, or is it close enough that it won't take much? (I'm getting an '87, need some ideas)

[evil_one]

Anyway, once it gets some paint and a drop, it'll look nice, beyond that, I can't even picture it....good luck, and hope it turns out ok!

[93accordEX]

props on trying something new as I imagine there aren't many or any body kits for 3rd gens but I personally dont like it.

[accordztech]

its been a while since i seen a carborator. drop it, and put some 17's on it and u be rollin

[Zwaag]

there is tons more too come, including fender flares. THe car is slow progressing right now, but I am getting a new job that will leave me with alot of play money. Also to answer your question, the body kit is off a 4th gen accord and is a pain in the ass to fit. There is alot of fiberglass work involved. In the end the kit should be more flowing with the body because we are molding the whole thing to the body.

[Zwaag]

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[Zwaag]

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[euroAccorDeuro]

zwaag, are those 16's?

[Plastic_Fork]

Slick, but not to my particular tase. The 3rd gen Accords are not rounded nearly so as the 4th gen's are, so I would personally stick with something more "boxy" to blend more with the 3rd gen body style.

I would put one of these three kits on it (which I will ultimately be doing to my '88 Accord):

Xenon kit
http://body-kits.com/xenon/honda_acc...or_1986-89.htm

Erebuni kit
http://erebuni.net/ge/haccord86.htm

Kaminari kit
http://www.kaminari.com/products/88Accord.htm

But good job nonetheless. I bet it was a pain to get everything mounted and molded to a car the kit was never designed for.

zwaag, are those 16's?

They look like 14's or 15's to me. I could be wrong though. Our 3rd gen's come with 13" wheels.