Modding Accord Lip

[bronxbombr]

Any brainstormer out there wanna give their opinions on how they would go about this

94 Accord lip.








Im gonna fiber the lip first and reinforce it better but how would you go about molding it to your stock bumper?

[HeadAche]

Use a heat gun. THe plastic is very bendable once its heated, from there you can shape it anyway you need to. Thats how i got my integra lip to fit my 8g, and i need to get pics of that up so i can show you..

[4-G-rim]

I am assuming that lip is made out of ABS plastic. The material can bend and it looks like you won't have to bend it that much to fit. It looks like minor work to have it fit....but it looks like it will. Looks pretty good

[bronxbombr]

werd, pics would help me a whole lot. i wanna put the lip on the front, my sideskirts and i need a rear bumper. The kits are hot but the front bumper is too agressive for me plus i wanna keep my stock fogs cuz the HIDs.

[REDLANT97]

what years lip is that exactly? price and where did you get it from? lol im lookin for the same exact thing

[bronxbombr]

My friend from work gave it to me free, he just bought it and he had cracked it and bought a new one. Im just gonna fix and fiber the whole lip and mod it on. Its from a 94-95 Honda Accord 2dr. He paid 175 for it brand new. I will call him now and see if he know where to get it cheaper.

[bronxbombr]

K, got off the phone with dude and he said that it was 189 but since it was his second lip that he got it for 175. So i gess bout 180, 185 brand new.

[krazienluv10]

dont mold it on... just fill in the gaps and paint it ur cars color .... believe me, its gonna be a nightmare once u mold it on....

[neel9]

dude,, cut it according to ur bumper and just screw it in.. mold and stuff like that can crack so.. i wont go wit the whole thing.. i did the cutting painting and screwing so. works..

[bronxbombr]

what would be good is if someone could photoshop the thing on there so i know what it would look like flush and what im gonna be dealing with.

[ohgrfreak]

I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/744135/2

I have a few cars on those pages, I still have the Mitsu and the Honda.

[jusmills]

its been said before...but fiberglass won't stick well to ABS, you'll need some sort of mechanical interlocking for it to work and stay for a long time.

Also we have this thing at my job, but apparently you can bond plastics just like weld metals, you need this plastic fill material but it will bond plastics that are broken/cracked...its used at work to bond Polypropylene parts together, I don't see why it wouldn't work with ABS, although I have no idea if this tool is openly available anywhere

[DryBear]

They have flexible bumper repair kits - bondo makes one that has a flexible two-part epoxy - its a bit tricky to work with to fill large holes, though, as it sticks to everything.

[brandon]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ohgrfreak)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

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[jhunter]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(brandon)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ohgrfreak)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

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yeah I'm wondering why he put that too....

[Mindless]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jhunter)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(brandon)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ohgrfreak)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

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:?: :?: :?:</div>

yeah I'm wondering why he put that too.... </div>

+1

[bronxbombr]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mindless)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jhunter)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(brandon)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ohgrfreak)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

</div>

:?: :?: :?:</div>

yeah I'm wondering why he put that too.... </div>

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What the hell does this have to do with my post? Dont thread jack unless you know what you are talking about and is relavant to the topic.

P.S. I did the lip already. Epoxy, Fiber, Primer, Sand and Wet sand and it looks like new. All i gotta do now is buy a pint of black paint and spray it, Will take pics and post as soon as i get on the computer in the garage.

[Hodgson316]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(bronxbombr)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mindless)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jhunter)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(brandon)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ohgrfreak)</div><div class='quotemain'>I have a 94 Honda Accord LX, it has the following mods:

AEM short ram intake
MSD ignition wires
KYB GR-2 shocks/struts
Ractive carbon wrapped muffler
2.25 inch piping
Clear lenses all but rear (legal color bulbs)
(sold)17 inch Panther 220 rims
(sold)Falken Ziex rubber
6-1/2 inch Pioneer speakers in rear deck
Dynamat coated rear deck
JVC CD/MP3 head unit
Sylvania cool blue low beams
Strut bar

No body mods besides the painted rear lip and the type-r grill

For a non-VTEC 2.2 liter, it moves pretty good, but the best part is handling and grip, with just the KYB's and the wheel tire combo, it's a new world of "stick to the pavement".

</div>

:?: :?: :?:</div>

yeah I'm wondering why he put that too.... </div>

+1</div>



What the hell does this have to do with my post? Dont thread jack unless you know what you are talking about and is relavant to the topic.

P.S. I did the lip already. Epoxy, Fiber, Primer, Sand and Wet sand and it looks like new. All i gotta do now is buy a pint of black paint and spray it, Will take pics and post as soon as i get on the computer in the garage.</div>

i think he thought that you were talking about modding accords, lol...

[Serstylz2]

[bronxbombr]

Ok. I guess i will allow one newbie in our disscussion.

So back to what we were saying about heating and screwing it on the bumper.