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Old 05-23-2007, 08:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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would the side skirts of an 00-02 4 civic fit a 02 accent gl? i give up on finding decent side skirts of a 4 dr accent. even looked into universal side skirts, but most are european and wont ship to the u.s. so my best thought is find another 4 door that has a selection of kits. i know i'll most likely have to do some cutting....but rather have something bigger than small.


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Old 05-23-2007, 09:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You have two routes...
1) find a Civic and measure the sideskirt area, measure yours, compare
2) call a company and ask them to measure the skirt, measure yours, compare
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check out evofusion usa.com they have some kits for you 2002 gl 4dr

you can also find some side skirts for 2 dr and try to modify them that way as the overall lenght shouldnt be any different than yours, as far as i know they have the same wheelbase and should have the same lenght for the body kits, it you just be the fitment that you be a little diffirent
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I can measure the sideskirt lengths on all the Civics at work tomorrow (dealership). I'll post the measurements tomorrow night when I get home.
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Ok, I measured a few Civics and a Fit today at work for sideskirt lengths:
  • 2001 Civic 4-Door -- 74 inches
  • 2001 Civic 2-Door -- 74 in.
  • 1997 Civic 4-Door -- 75 in.
  • 2007 Fit Hatch -- 69 in.
  • 2007 Civic Si 4-Door -- 76 1/2 in.
Lemme know if you need more measurements or anything to do with Hondas.

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i could see ur dumbass out there with a yard stick. lmao
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i could see ur dumbass out there with a yard stick. lmao
Oh hush, you.



....it was a tape measure.
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lmao. im just givin u ****.
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Now when you measured the lenght were you going from the lowest point on the body where the rocker is or just straight across from wheel well to wheel well.

I get about 69" on my LC2 hatch as far as the rocker.
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The lowest point on the body. So yes, the rocker panel.
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