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ummmmm are these actually oem fogs?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/01-03...ayphotohosting

even if not, worth buying? also, how am i going to cut my bumper out? lol

 
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yea those are oem one's, not for the ex models though, what do u mean cut your bumper out, there should be black filler pieces where the foglights should be

 
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It's OEM replicas, not exact OEM. Real OEM would cost you much more.
I'm thinking of getting myself a set, but dont know what the quality is.

It's OEM fitment, so you don't need to cut anything.

 
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^^ yeah exactly my point.....i was like wtf a damn oem mirrior is like 90bux theres no way fogs can be 50 lol.....what i mean by cutting is....the part where the fogs are suppose to fit, does that jus come out or do i have to cut it?

 
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there should be little slits in the corners of the black filler pieces for you to fit a tool in and start cutting them out

 
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oh i see....so the 1st step of installing this **** is to remove the bumper and cut that crap out, i hope it comes with installation steps lol

 
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they wont come with installation steps lol, just use the DIY for the removal of the bumper and the DIY for installing fogs if there is one, or just ask someone how to install them

 
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It's replica OEM foglights.
You do have to cut out bottom grill, no big deal.
Have to extend wire harness, no big deal.


Nice products.

 
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removing hte bumper isnt hard......a few screws here and there and its done, wtf did you think it wasa benz or something? lol

 
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extended wire? what?!

 
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The switch may not fit correctly, the harness may be too short. Some replica lights fit good, some have these issues. To know the difference, the oem lights have a shroud around the bulb. These do not. You pay for the quality and fitment of oem parts. Get install instructions from most honda parts websites.

 
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haha yea i know its not hard, i wasnt sure if you were talking about the bumper or the fogs when you said instructions so i was like ohhhhh oh and i heard the switches suck and melt so i would change the switch when you get them

 
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ok, if not those...know anyother place that sells em?

 
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http://handaaccessories.com/civext01.html i found that, scroll down to the fogs part and limme know if its a good one

 
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PDF Instructions (scroll down the page a little) here -
http://www.handa-accessories.com/civext01.html

previous 7thgenmembers discussion & opinion thread here -
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=240368

the end.

 
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H & A is actually a real Honda dealership, thats why their prices seem a little high. You might as well go to your local dealership and just buy there to save on shipping.

www.hondaautomotiveparts.com also sells real Honda parts, but more specific pieces not just accessories. Need an input shaft, or center console? They have it.

Theres no question of quality for these 2 sites.

 
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Ok so any major difference between the OEM and the replicas?
I don't want to spend 200+ on a set of foglights. Anyone bought it yet?

 
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the switch on the replicas melt so you would have to change that, thats all i know about them

 
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i bought it last week.. on the way and i'll be installing it in 2 weeks at the shop.. going to have the nokya yellow bulbs

 
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moved

 
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A Word Of Advice To All, Don't Buy Any Foglights From Ebay! Mines Broke In 2 Days, Needed To Modify The Cutout Portion To Put It On. Any Questions Holla Back.

 
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Dude, Do You Always Type Like This? loooool...i think i'm going to go get them from the dealer...not sure yet

 
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OEM style Foglight Kit