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Die Grind holes on the Latch so you can move it down further, and still make it latch properly. Much cleaner than hood pins IMO.

Are you using a rotary buffer? Polishing by hand is a painfull waste of time. I've sanded and polished scratches out of a few headlights at work.

I see, but I don't think that'll work because the rad supports are different. That means different mounting points for the headlights etc. 99: http://www2.partstrain.com/products/ShopBody/Radiator_Support/1999~MAZDA~PROTEGE~4~1-dot-6~PRO--004.html?sku=12500 01+...

No man, they're different. Right on, I'd like to see those pics.

No, the rad supports are not the same. You will need to install a '01+. I havn't done the swap, but I do Collision repair for a living. Do you have any experience with this type of work?

Those headlights look good man, I like it.

Too bad your a few thousand miles away, I could of hooked you up with a deal.

I do bodywork for a living. At our bodyshop sometimes we get a paintless dent removal guy to come in. PDR ain't easy, it takes skill and alot of patience. If you have no experince with it I don't recomend you even try, you'll most likely damaging the paint. Look around for a pro to do it. If you...

I noticed my rear bumper was sagging on the pass side a couple weeks ago. I thought it got bumped. Now I know why, It's genetic.

Thanks D-rock.Thats exactly what I was looking for.

Anyone happen to have pics of the rebar? Or can tell me what the difference is? I have a protoge5 bumper that I'm going to shave the signal lights off of, and put on my Protoge. Don't really wanna buy a new rebar if I can just mod the one I got. I'd rather spend the money elsewhere. thanks.