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Old 02-13-2010, 06:44 PM
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JDM Front End Part....W/ PICS!!!

OK! FINALLY I have all the parts for the Front JDM front end! Here are the pics the you will need to complete the front end along with the part numbers.

Anyone has until next friday to request more pics/different angles of the parts. These are all the pics i have.

The plan is to start slapping everything on Next Friday and so send to paint asap

Pics of complete project soon to come!


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Hood Latch w/ sensor P/N: 74120-TF0-003

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Front RS Bumper P/N: 71101-TF0-J00


Front Radiator Support (already put together, comes in 4 pieces) P/N: 60400-TF0-300ZZ

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Front Reinforcement Bar P/N: 71130-TF0-000ZZ


Right & Left Headlight P/N:
(L) 33151-TF0-003
(R) 33100-TF0-003

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Right & Left Headlight Bracket P/N:
(L) 71190-TF0-000
(R) 71140-TF0-000

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From Left to Right:
1 Radiator bracket P/N: 74171-SNA-A00
2 Radiator bracket P/N: 74171-TF0-000
Washer Fluid Plug P/N: 76842-S2K-J11
Washer Fluid Solenoid P/N: 76846-TF0-003
Rubber Washer for Washer Fluid Tank P/N: 76809-SZ3-A01
Rubber Ring for Washer Fluid Tank P/N: 76809-S9A-003
Right Side Bracket to hold the Bumper to the Fender P/N: 71193-TF0-003
Left Side Bracket to hold the Bumper to the Fender P/N: 71198-TF0-003

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Top: Cap for Windshield Washer Fluid Tank P/N: 76802-TF0-003

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Radiator Fluid Tank P/N: 19101-RB0-000
Windshield Wiper Tank P/N: 76841-TF0-G01
Windshield Wiper Connector P/N: 76805-TF0-003
Windshield Wiper Fluid Cover Attachment P/N: 76812-TF0-003

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Hood P/N: 60100-TF0-000ZZZ

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Right & Left Fender P/N: (L) 60261-TF0-J00ZZ
(R) 60211-TF0-J00ZZ

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Left Fender Liner P/N: 74150-TF0-J00
Right Fender Liner P/N: 74100-TF0-J00

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Right Under Splash Guard P/N: 74115-TF0-000
Left Under Splash Guard P/N: 74165-TF0-000


Right Hood Hinge P/N: 60120-TF0-000ZZ
Left Hood Hinge P/N: 60170-TF0-000ZZ

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CAN ANYONE GUESS WHAT THIS IS?????
 

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Old 02-13-2010, 06:56 PM
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Wow! That had to take sone work and money to get all the parts. I can't help but wonder though, how much is shipping + inspection +registration on a jdm fit?
 
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Old 02-13-2010, 07:05 PM
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well the work i actually owe to JDM_DOHC_SiR! i bought most of the parts thru him and some other parts from PECK.

what killed me the most was TIME! i ordered all these parts back in AUGUST!!! freakin US customs!!!! but all that matters now is that i have the parts n im so PSYCHED about putting them on. just one week away!
 
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Old 02-13-2010, 07:21 PM
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can't wait to see more pics from start to finish. are you taking it to a body shop to do the work?
 
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Old 02-13-2010, 07:30 PM
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yea!!! the radiator support needs to be spot welded in...n i rather leave it to the professionals!

ill be taking to my guy who also did the welding for the JDM rear also....pics soon to come for the rear also!
 
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Old 02-13-2010, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by lilaznphatboy
OK! FINALLY I have all the parts for the Front JDM front end!


Front RS Bumper P/N: 71101-TF0-J00
The thought just occurred to me. Why does the JDM front-end get a nice grille in front of the condenser, yet the USDM model gets nothing, zilch, nada, open space? And at that, even after so many Fit owners have made it obvious to Honda it could and has represented a problem for U.S. Fit owners. Not to mention all of the other features/options available to Fits produced for other countries.

Is this an indication of what Honda actually thinks of its American customers?

I'm just sayin'...
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 10:56 AM
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Seems like a lot of time, effort, and MONEY for what, exactly? A stubby front end that doesn't meet collision regs and blinds oncoming drivers?

You know that the airbags deploy on a front end collision, therefore the collision sensor must be very close to the front bumper. Do your plans also include swapping in a JDM airbag sensor?
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 12:43 PM
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front

that front is sexy gl
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by mike2100
Do your plans also include swapping in a JDM airbag sensor?
you bring up a good point and the funny thing is that i was just talking to my friend about this. we found out, what we can do is relocate the sensor so that it will still work n be safe for me when im driving.

Honestly, safety is my number one priority. the car will be modded to fit the US Virginia safety standard.

SAFETY FIRST!!!
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by mike2100
A stubby front end that doesn't meet collision regs
just stuff a couple big cushy pillows in the front
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 02:41 PM
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You should have gone with the J's racing bumper while you we're at it. That thing is sick. Other than that I don't like the JDM front.
 
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naw i like the way the RS bumper looks. ill keep it this way for now n i may change it probably in the future...
 
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Old 02-14-2010, 05:39 PM
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Congrats. If I had the time and money to do this I would as well. At first I didn't like the JDM front end, but over time I have grown to love it, mostly because the ridiculous side view of the USDM front end. I hate the long nose.
 
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Old 02-15-2010, 12:02 AM
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thats a lot of parts there... goodluck!
 
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Old 02-15-2010, 12:15 AM
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omg this must be a really clean job, i assume there will be no cutting or such since you pretty much have every part for the swap? and imo the JDM front will look great! much slimmer, the way our cars were designed to look like to begin with
 
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Old 02-15-2010, 01:37 AM
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omg! subscribed! in for pics of complete build!
 
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Originally Posted by mike2100
Seems like a lot of time, effort, and MONEY for what, exactly? A stubby front end that doesn't meet collision regs and blinds oncoming drivers?

You know that the airbags deploy on a front end collision, therefore the collision sensor must be very close to the front bumper. Do your plans also include swapping in a JDM airbag sensor?
boo hoo on crash regulations. usa regulations are overly strict so there is leway there. the airbag sensor is on the frame rail and you friend are not smart!

to op, now you have the parts, get to work! i got my jdm conversion done in one day with a friend. granted, the GE front end is a teeny bit more work, but still GIT ER DUN NAO!
 
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Thanks. Looking forward to seeing it when it is done.
 
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Old 02-15-2010, 04:30 AM
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boo hoo on crash regulations. usa regulations are overly strict so there is leway there. the airbag sensor is on the frame rail and you friend are not smart!
LOL honestly how could someone possibly hate on this... THIS IS JDM! This is how are ours were originally made!! if anything our shit is the fake stuff! haha
 
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LOL honestly how could someone possibly hate on this... THIS IS JDM! This is how are ours were originally made!! if anything our shit is the fake stuff! haha
WHAT? You can't be serious.
 


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