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| Topic subject | 97-99 Front bumper conversion |
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39104, 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by develitate, Jan-21-03 06:50 PM
I have a 95 eclipse and im thinking of doing a 97 front end conversion. Do I need anything eles besides the front bumper and headlights? Is there any other type of reinforcement or insulation that I need?
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39112, RE: 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by CVedEclipse, Jan-21-03 09:28 PM
bumper and headlights.. thats all you need.
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39129, RE: 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by SPeKlipsu, Jan-22-03 07:44 AM
if you get an aftermarket bumper for a 97+ you may have to remove the front reinforcement piece on your 95-96...
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39156, RE: 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by develitate, Jan-22-03 12:37 PM
I just want to install a stock 97-99 front end. So all I need is the bumper and headlights? Also how hard is it to convert the fog light too (as far wiring them goes)
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39158, RE: 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by fauchpj, Jan-22-03 01:21 PM
the wiring is the same. and you can leave the bumper reinforcement in there it fits fine
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39172, RE: 97-99 Front bumper conversion Posted by jdpilot, Jan-22-03 04:17 PM
I did the conversion as well and it kicks ass. As he ^^^^ said, foggers wire in the same. I would suggest buying the PILOT OEM style 97-99 fogs. I have had them for a while with no issues. They bolt right up and look stock. I got my pair for under $80 brackets and all. New ones from the dealer are $250 a piece. Deeezam. Also plan on extending the reverse light wires on your 95 as they are too short for the new style bumper. The hardest part was the rusted bolts. Advice, soak them overnight or its a bitch!!
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