What did you do to your GE fit today?
BMWAlpina,
A projector retrofit will complete your car. JBweld not required if your using something that will just drop in like an H1 or D2S. However everything else will need cutting hence the JBWeld.
But, there are some retrofitters out there that make custom brackets now for headlights that minimize cutting, and make it easier also in the end to change out the projector to something else. Go on FB and check out a group called Headlight Junkies.
A projector retrofit will complete your car. JBweld not required if your using something that will just drop in like an H1 or D2S. However everything else will need cutting hence the JBWeld.
But, there are some retrofitters out there that make custom brackets now for headlights that minimize cutting, and make it easier also in the end to change out the projector to something else. Go on FB and check out a group called Headlight Junkies.
was out of town
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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 563
From: Northern VA
1) Today I corrected the preload on my coilovers and dropped the front basically as low as the Buddy Clubs will allow without taking collars off.
2) Reinstalled the stock exhaust, loving the quietness again.
3) Changed the oil, went to full synthetic Mobil 1.
4) Got my state safety inspection completed.
So it was a pretty busy morning/afternoon.
2) Reinstalled the stock exhaust, loving the quietness again.
3) Changed the oil, went to full synthetic Mobil 1.
4) Got my state safety inspection completed.
So it was a pretty busy morning/afternoon.
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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 563
From: Northern VA
So after some thinking I thought it was also kinda ricey. What's the point of the noise if it doesn't make me any faster? Stock muffler went back on, much happier with it now. Guess I'm just getting older.
Side note, there's a little moonshine shop near my place-- always wanted to try what they have haha.
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Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 305
From: DR
Managed to get my hands on a sport bumper locally in pearl black, I inmediately dropped it off at the paint shop and will pick it up on Monday. I now need to get the lower grill and both foglights which might take me a few weeks. (really excited)
Exploring my lower grill options beside the OEM one, looking for a plastic mesh grill; think it will go well with the grill emblem. Believe the dimensions for the OEM grill are 93.98cm x 17.78cm x 10.16cm; and the one i'm listing below is bigger: I want to use some leftover to cover the foglight part while I wait for them to arrive.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Bl...tWPO7n&vxp=mtr
Found an OEM one for only $30:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-OEM-09...JWgAzB&vxp=mtr
Recommendations ?
Exploring my lower grill options beside the OEM one, looking for a plastic mesh grill; think it will go well with the grill emblem. Believe the dimensions for the OEM grill are 93.98cm x 17.78cm x 10.16cm; and the one i'm listing below is bigger: I want to use some leftover to cover the foglight part while I wait for them to arrive.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-Bl...tWPO7n&vxp=mtr
Found an OEM one for only $30:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-OEM-09...JWgAzB&vxp=mtr
Recommendations ?
Last edited by cajlog; Jan 9, 2016 at 03:22 PM.
It'll be ready by then haha-- got all the time in the world at the moment, I'm officially done with school 
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 533
From: Alberta, Canada
Ugh. When I have the Mini wheels on, people seem to think that's the queue that I want to race everyone off the lights. It always seems to be the diesel rig rockets that want to race up here (rig rocket: An obnoxiously large, usually diesel truck with a lift kit, a metric ton of chrome bumpers, large wheels and tires, stacks and an off the shelf tune that's ultimately 20% slower than a stock truck and makes 1000% more black smoke).
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Joined: Jul 2014
Posts: 115
From: The rainy PNW
Ugh. When I have the Mini wheels on, people seem to think that's the queue that I want to race everyone off the lights. It always seems to be the diesel rig rockets that want to race up here (rig rocket: An obnoxiously large, usually diesel truck with a lift kit, a metric ton of chrome bumpers, large wheels and tires, stacks and an off the shelf tune that's ultimately 20% slower than a stock truck and makes 1000% more black smoke).
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Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 245
From: lakewood, ohio
We call them compensators. Giant exhaust coming through the bed, large tires excessive plumes of smoke. Must be compensating for something.
Finally, after 3 years of planning 
My Front 6 Piston Brembo Gran Turismo Brake
(modified from Subaru BRZ/Scion FR-S specific kit to fit our Honda Fit) Installed,
Here is the Full DIY Link:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...ml#post1332104
My Front 6 Piston Brembo Gran Turismo Brake
(modified from Subaru BRZ/Scion FR-S specific kit to fit our Honda Fit) Installed,
Here is the Full DIY Link:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...ml#post1332104