Sergio

After having cleaned and polished them, I finally got the chance to install them about a month ago. I took pictures yesterday before our hike...









The installation was a pain. I never thought something so simple would turn out to be so complicated. Even after bruising my fingers, I still could not manage to get the window to properly close snuggly in the rubber molding on the top. Thus, I hear wind noise above 50 MPH.

Nevertheless, the look and feel they add to the Coupe are well worth it. They also became very handy during the heavy rains endured in the Bay Area these past couple of weeks.

Oh, and I got bit by the JDM bug real bad...



So far, I have the following things pending, which will be installed sometime before the West Coast Meet this year:

JDM Folding Mirrors
JDM Cornering Lights
JDM Alpha Touring Grill
Honda Center Caps
Honda Emblems (thanks to lgnd!!!)

 

Pinyix

You got it bad. And you should have made this thread yesterday before that set of JDM coupe door sills ended. I would have tipped you off. They were unusually cheap for the condition they were in. By the way, power folding mirrors are a pain in the ass. You need to completely disassemble both the USDM and JDM mirrors and you need to cut through the JDM mirror frame. The mirrors I got had screws stuck in place too. Real PITA. I gave up. Good luck though.

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Sergio

I already have the JDM Door Sills.

I believe the mirrors that I got from Don are direct plug and play with all of that done, if not I'll look into that. Thanks!

whyteLegend

Looks good

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The JDM Door Sills look great on your Coupe. I can't wait to see your Legend Coupe once you have completed your JDM MODS.

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my goodness your coupe is always so clean...and yea, the window visors look awesome

your ride has always been in my top 5 favorite coupes

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mrkeith

Ohhh, that's a nice touch Would you take a full profile shot when you get a chance? Good luck with the JDM conversion.

Aloha!

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Hot! Good to see your JDM Honda conversion!

Check out my ka8 jdm mirror topic: JDM RHD and LHD coupe mirror comparison

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Smokinfastlegend

Sergio, one thing i found out about the window visors is this, when you take off the black thing on the side of the door (flat side of the window) leave the top screw slightly loose. I had the same problem. Also, make sure your window rubber window liner is completely reinstalled, otherwise the visors will fall off. Just a warning though, it will kill your finger tips!

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ATLfoKuS

^^^Joey, his look like the kind without the screws. remember how we figured out there were two different kinds of visors.

anyways, installation of those fckers was the most horrific thing ever, I had to sell mine.

Looks good tho brah.

Smokinfastlegend

No visors ever had screws they just had "pops." On the far end of the visor, away from the mirror, there is a tab that slips under that black piece. That piece needs to be loosened to allow the window to roll up all the way. My visors really arent much different compared to these, the only difference was that I could pull the mounting tabs off, otherwise they install just the same way.

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JZ_

Wow... Thats some nice shit right thurr....

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looks good man!

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Thats tight, man

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