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  1. 11-29-2005, 05:42 PM #1
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    Default 98+ dc2 front end conversion

    Does anyone knows whats required to convert a pre 98 teggy forn to a 98+ front and or rear? just wondering...
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    headlights, front bumper. fenders are the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 95boostedteg
    headlights, front bumper. fenders are the same.
    Do yo have to get the radiator support or something or is it just the front bumper and headlights?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Paper Diary
    Do yo have to get the radiator support or something or is it just the front bumper and headlights?
    just the head lights and bumper thats all. no cuttin or welding {i dont think lol }
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon00
    just the head lights and bumper thats all. no cuttin or welding {i dont think lol }
    LOL thanks jon
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    dont waste time on the 98+. Just do the JDM. m@D tYt3 y0
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    Quote Originally Posted by Negrodamus
    dont waste time on the 98+. Just do the JDM. m@D tYt3 y0
    LOL and expensive, not so tYt3 y0!
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    yeah dude its just the front bumper head lights and the housings and thats it
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    alright then....anyone got an abused one they wanna let go for cheap?
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    great.....what about the back? just bumper,tails and center piece?

    JDM front = mad tyte but starting to get over used. I might do JDM front with MUGEN kit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LS2ner
    great.....what about the back? just bumper,tails and center piece?

    JDM front = mad tyte but starting to get over used. I might do JDM front with MUGEN kit.
    just replace the back bumper, the tails and everything else is the same, and the jdm front with a "authentic" mugen kit will run you way more than your average $1700 or so unless you're just getting the front bumper and not the sides.
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    back just goes on....dont need to change tails or "center piece"
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    ive been lookin for a cheap 98 front forever, good luck finding 1...
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