Lesson of the day - do it right. Ghetto fabulous work inspires hatred among us

 

the car will only be moving from spot to spot in my shop, or out in the parking lot if the shop if filling up. maxtype- didnt you read my last post????? that was the whole point, I wasnt going to do that cause I was being cheap or halfa$$ed, I just wanted to put the stuff on there so it wouldnt be sitting around with no bodywork on. the car has no seats, and a busted windshield still. its not like I will be driving it around making other 240 owners look bad.

 

You have a shop? Then why not just leave the OEM parts on, put the Kouki parts in the shop, and then cool - no moving car around, etc. etc. etc.

This is starting to become a little strange...

 

you didnt read either. everyone is quick to tell me to search right away, but nobody reads what I was really asking before posting. the front end parts are going to someone elses car, because his car was in a front end collision. I am selling them to him because I wont need them since I am converting to kouki. my car will be missing some bodywork after that. I was going to buy the rest of the kouki pieces later, but I thought I would throw some of them on right after I take the OEM stuff off. that way in case the car needs to move, I wont be moving around with no lights or a hood. all I want to know is if I put the lights on will the hood smack it, and will the corners fall out, line up, or what problems will that be.

 

well the title of this whole thread to begin with doesn't fit what you're saying. Everyone's telling you to search because your title says something about a conversion to Kouki. Plus with every next post, you add more information that would have been more helpful beforehand.

Anyhow, you got the answer you needed, this one's done.