i got my body kit and my hood in today and i was wondering how hard it would be to put on the body kit. On the hood they miss drilled the holes and i was wondering if anyone knew how i cuold fix that with out sending it back

 

are there pre-drilled holes on the kit too?


prolly be better if there wasn't. but putting on a body kit can be a bitch. especially if you do it urself and expensive if you take it to a shop. but its doable and might take a few hours. have fun.

 

you just need to keep putting it on, see how it fits, mark off the spots were its not fitting...take it off, cut..put back on,and keep doing that till it fits perfect,its a pain but a fun project to do..for the hood you need to drill the holes yourself, get a couple guys to help you out with this one

 

is the body kit urathane or fiberglass?

 

try and try again!
good luck bud!
let us kn what happen okey

 

the place i ordered the hood from already drilled the holes before they shipped it but the holes are wrong how can i fix the holes we have a kinda of like a car show every fri and sat night and i want to roll in there with atleast my new hood last week i rolled in with new rims this i want to do the hood next week it will be the bodykit but i will keep you updated here is a picture of my civic now

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I suggest getting it painted first

 

fo sho!

 

It really depends on the company that made the body kit. Companies like Veilside take time in perfecting how their body kits fit, Line it up with your fenders and grill and then work your way back. You might have to make new holes and trim some panels to make it fit perfect, and make sure you have a nice even line going throuout the body. Hope this helps.

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make sure it fits first before you paint it!...so after paint you do no cutting, just slip it on and bolt it up