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96-00 coupe with RSX front

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amicheze

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Looks like a Pontiac front end.
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JN607

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I don't think it looks that bad, but it is different that's for sure...I would have to take a look at it in person in order to form a formal, good opinion on that...
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Doesn't look bad, but i'm not the biggest fan of the look of RSX's or the USDM DC teg's.
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ticklemedaly

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i really thought of doing the conversion on my 94 civic ex when I wrecked it, but instead bought the rsx......got a little lucky then tho.
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SPANISH-RICE

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is this conversion not hard to do? they way they were talking about it made it sound like he was just going to bolt back up the original front end?
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You would have to at least weld in the new radiator support to fit the headlights, then im not sure, but possibly custom fenders and more.
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ticklemedaly

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they have the full kits available. they run in the $5-7K range. basically bolt up and go.
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treimche

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it would probably look better with a stock bumper and hood.
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Slowica

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it looks allright. i don't think it really flows that well though. fronts more aggressive then the rest of the car
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Thats fucking sweet I think.
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khock3

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looks good
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GarageAlchemist

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it would probably help its looks if it was a different color, the black makes it look plasticy
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99civic

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yeah its cool i guess one of the more agressive conversions but i would rather spend the money on carbon fiber fenders and bumper
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