Sorry man. not digging the gap at all.

I bought a set of each, one OEM and one OEM "style" hoping to minimize the gap that you have. I have also heard of people using a heat gun to get the bezel to sit more flush w/ the bumper.

I hope mine come out better than yours, if not I may end up buying a new bumper.

 

yea I actually put some three screws in each bezel so it could sit flush.....they gap I filled w/ silcone Im goin to just get some touch up paint n paint the gap ....hopefully it'll look better

 

i heart those fog lights!!!!

 

I'll give you an an A effort however i'm really haveing a hard time with the fitment of the civic lamps

have you guys thought about installing the Odyssey Fog Lamps

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=64076

 

I sure have Bass.

When I first saw the Odyssey lights I thought that they where the $hit but after seeing the Civic light I knew I had to go that direction instead. I also realize that they are for aestetics purposes only and if my fake brake ducts weren't cut out already I probably wouldn't be installing ANY driving lights. I'm just tired of the Coastal Metals grills in there.

 

thanks.....Im probably goin to buy another bezel hoping the fitment will be better

 

yah i dont think i have ever seen them installed with the gap!


hmmmm... i bet it looks better in person!

 

Mabye you could pull the fog lights out some, fill the gap in with Bondo, then repaint the front bumper? The frame of the fog lighsts could be raised out of the insert and would look natural.

 

Give me a week, I'll have a set for sale cheap. I bought OEM ones but they came w/ gray / silver bezel and I decide I'd like a black bezel better. I ordered a "style" set in black. So, I'll have two sets and only need one.

 

[QUOTE=Bass,Sep 4 2006, 06:59 AM] I'll give you an an A effort