rear tail lights
11-04-01, 04:55 PM
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rear tail lights
I just bought a white '88 n/a and I was wondering if the rear tail lights from a 89-91 will fit on my car without to much hassle? Also what do you guys think the first performance mod I do to my car should be? Thanks
11-04-01, 06:00 PM
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The 89-91 lights will fit just like the 86-88 ones with a minor modification to one of the back up lights I believe. You have to file out some body metal, but its very minimal from what I understand.
First modification should be some Hella lights so that you can see while driving at night.
First modification should be some Hella lights so that you can see while driving at night.
11-04-01, 08:04 PM
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Originally posted by DroptopRX7
First modification should be some Hella lights so that you can see while driving at night.
First modification should be some Hella lights so that you can see while driving at night.
11-05-01, 06:41 PM
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89+ tails will cost you HELLA money. Minimal grinding from what I've heard, and make sure you get the center piece that holds the license plate. That part is different too. I would expect to spend about $150 to $250
11-05-01, 09:55 PM
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Re: How much to you really like round?
Originally posted by HOZZMANRX7
It was crazy, but I recently saw a set of 89-91 round Vert tailights go on e-bay for over $300.
It was crazy, but I recently saw a set of 89-91 round Vert tailights go on e-bay for over $300.
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11-06-01, 10:29 AM
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First performance mod has to be a stainless cone filter - had stumbling at higher revs which dissapeared completely with new filter on my n/a - cinda think the mileage is a little better as well.
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