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does anyone know if these fogs would fit ok on my DA?
EK '96-'98 Civic Fog Lights (Yellow/Round)
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New arrival! JDM Spec EK '96-'98 Civic Yellow Round Fog Lights! This is a complete kit! Includes both driver and passenger side fog lights, mounting brackets, wiring harness, relays, and a fog light switch. OEM quality and fit!
EK '96-'98 Civic Fog Lights (Yellow/Round)
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New arrival! JDM Spec EK '96-'98 Civic Yellow Round Fog Lights! This is a complete kit! Includes both driver and passenger side fog lights, mounting brackets, wiring harness, relays, and a fog light switch. OEM quality and fit!
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i personally think that round foglights look like butt on da's. You should pick up a set of oem stanley square yellow fogs.. those are hottt...
as for your question.. don't think these would fit plug and play style for your da. i'm sure with some elbow grease and sweat it would fit.. but make sure they're mounted properly.. don't want any shaking while idling..
as for your question.. don't think these would fit plug and play style for your da. i'm sure with some elbow grease and sweat it would fit.. but make sure they're mounted properly.. don't want any shaking while idling..
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+1 for the round ones.
go to home depot, pick up some 1" wide aluminum stock. use a hacksaw to cut them to shape and file to clean up the edges, along with a table vise and rubber mallet to bend them to make some custom brackets.
the rectangular ones wouldn't look as good on the car, imo, as there would be too many rectangular lights in different shapes on the front of it.
go to home depot, pick up some 1" wide aluminum stock. use a hacksaw to cut them to shape and file to clean up the edges, along with a table vise and rubber mallet to bend them to make some custom brackets.
the rectangular ones wouldn't look as good on the car, imo, as there would be too many rectangular lights in different shapes on the front of it.
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don't bother putting fog lights in dude. why add another set? we already have them. if you're still set on getting a set i say go for the squares/rectangles.
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