How to make Euro Tails for 92-95's
04-25-2004, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
BTW, I had mine apart, but I did not rice them. I had a crack along the seam and decided to pull it apart to get the moisture and water deposits out.
04-26-2004, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by aukc
Originally Posted by Damemorder
BTW, I had mine apart, but I did not rice them. I had a crack along the seam and decided to pull it apart to get the moisture and water deposits out.
05-09-2004, 05:24 PM
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Pics of my stock looking tails? Look at your car, Now imagine it beige... There, saved us both time...
Seriously though, My other PC is dead and I can't put my camera software on this machine. It'll have to wait....
I'm thinking about going back to my stock tails and making a one off full clear ricer set.
Seriously though, My other PC is dead and I can't put my camera software on this machine. It'll have to wait....
I'm thinking about going back to my stock tails and making a one off full clear ricer set.
05-25-2004, 12:45 AM
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Re: How to make Euro Tails for 92-95'*
Originally Posted by Damemorder
1. Go get a set of SSE tails. The ones with the black lines.
2. heat them with the blowdryer.
3. Pry it apart, this part takes two people to pry in the right spots.
4. throw away the red insert.
5. break out the little black lines inside the clear part.
6. you may want to repaint the chrome on, the chrome in my reverse light spot looks rusted, only white.
7. heat the tar lookin stuff back up with the hair dryer, and stick it back together.
2. heat them with the blowdryer.
3. Pry it apart, this part takes two people to pry in the right spots.
4. throw away the red insert.
5. break out the little black lines inside the clear part.
6. you may want to repaint the chrome on, the chrome in my reverse light spot looks rusted, only white.
7. heat the tar lookin stuff back up with the hair dryer, and stick it back together.
05-25-2004, 01:15 AM
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i'm tempted to do it..but just clearing the turn signals and droppin in a superwhite bulb so no yellow ANYWHERE on the car 
i'm a puss though..i dont wanna pay for new tails if i somehow mess up..ehh... i'm also worried about it not re-sealing properly.
i'm a puss though..i dont wanna pay for new tails if i somehow mess up..ehh... i'm also worried about it not re-sealing properly.
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