ummm ok so about a month ago i posted a thread about using hatch/coupe to make a new front end. so ive been getting the complete front end in good condition for the past month and i finally got a front bumper tonight off a hatch and i watched him pull it off, all of the parts came off of 95 civics, i have a 93 but the fenders do NOT line up at all almost. ive got the hatch corners,hood,bumper and fenders. i need help and search isnt helpin at all google cant even help.

 

i thought the only difference between the hatch/coupe and sedan was just the front bumper and it was just a swap one for the other type of deal?

 

i believe the whole sedan front end is longer than a hatch/coupe ive heard of it being done but im not exactly sure how

 

man ive been googling the hell out of this and nothing ive seen is really very explanitory (sp?) but ive got the whole front end and the fenders are too short and dont line up with the door but i never had fenders on this car when i got it so im clueless

 

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the eg sedan has different: bumpers, fenders and A-pilars than the eg coupe/hatch

 

ok...im pretty sure i knew that already if i tried to do the swap

 

ttt

 

The only correct way to do that swap is to use the rear half of the sedan fenders welded to the front half of the hatch fenders if I remember correctly. I have seen people just swap front bumpers and getting them to sort of line up ok though with a little fab work.

 

LOL.

No. Do NOT do this.
I don't know the correct way of doing this, but I know this isn't the one.