primed capa? - Honda Prelude Forum

IALuder · 06-21-2005, 02:29 PM

ok today i figured why not install my fog lights.

so after three long hours and 12mm socket searching i got the bumper off. to find out that the deer cracked and broke more then i thought. the bumper is literally not usable.

*please note my car still hasnt been fixed either*

so it was a waste off time. sence the shop is taking for ever. im going to buy my front bumper and sell the one they put on it or keep it for a just in case deal.

so at http://www.partstrain.com/products/Bumper_(Front)/1995~HONDA~PRELUDE.html
they list a primed-cappa. what does cappa mean? is it lower quality, i noticed it was cheaper? which is what im lookin for(CHEAP). or should i but the primed one?

blklude98 · 06-21-2005, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by IALuder

ok today i figured why not install my fog lights.

so after three long hours and 12mm socket searching i got the bumper off. to find out that the deer cracked and broke more then i thought. the bumper is literally not usable.

*please note my car still hasnt been fixed either*

so it was a waste off time. sence the shop is taking for ever. im going to buy my front bumper and sell the one they put on it or keep it for a just in case deal.

so at http://www.partstrain.com/products/Bumper_(Front)/1995~HONDA~PRELUDE.html
they list a primed-cappa. what does cappa mean? is it lower quality, i noticed it was cheaper? which is what im lookin for(CHEAP). or should i but the primed one?

Coming form the Auto Body parts business....CAPA is the higher quality product. I has to pass fitment tests and such. If its a CAPA certified product it WILL fit beautifully.

IALuder · 06-21-2005, 03:47 PM

thanks a lot mang.