Would These Fit...

[Honda_Racer]

would these fit easily on my Civic or will body work be needed??

[AlwaysMovin]

Is your Civic a 6th generation? If your Civic is a 4th generation your are without a doubt going to be doing custom body work.

[Honda_Racer]

how the fuck do i know if its a 4th or 6th generation what teh hell is these geneartions lol

[T-Mo]

Generations is the year your car was made. (i.e. 4th generation civic is 88-91) then when the body style changes it is another generation.

[Jetts]

you have a 4th gen 88-91 crx/civic
and 6th gen is 96-98 or 00 not sure

[Honda_Racer]

yes i have a 4th gen so will it need major body work to fit these or not to bad????? and will it cost $$$$$$$????

[T-Mo]

Seeing that those lights are way bigger than ours (4th gen) yes you will need some body work.

[Honda_Racer]

dude there not that much bigger is it major body work or what look at back of my civic the light are big?

[T-Mo]

They are not extremely bigger but they are bigger. Then they look like they are not the same length as ours. I was looking into that look because I wanted mine to be red and white. This guy right here used the aftermarket clear ones for our car and painted them. So thats the route that I am leaning toward.


No bodywork needed

[Honda_Racer]

how much they cost?

[1990civic]

yes it will be a lot of body work, and it will be expensive! (no less than a grand)

[T-Mo]

I stay around the corner from Nopi and they told me $177 for the clear ones. From there I am going to get them painted, if I cant paint them myself. Oh and I am a chick not a dude

[Honda_Racer]

have msn?

[1990civic]

you can get a set of used clears for about 100 bucks, new will run about 160-200 dollars, and just use TESTORS RED TRANSPARENT PAINT. You can buy this at a hobby store, or even Wal-Mart (in the toy/model car section).

[T-Mo]

yeah, I neve really used it though, I think it is tesham or [email protected]