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Old March-17th-2002, 03:23 AM
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Weather was good today, so I took these. Hope these help better than the other pic.





...compared to the untinted lights on yours...

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Old March-17th-2002, 09:58 AM
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Looks good!,

Gives the whole back side of the car a different look.

I may just go with the Carbon Fibers thoe.
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Old March-17th-2002, 01:13 PM
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pimp, if you do go with the carbon fibers... call up jcwhitney (jcwhitney.com) and try to get a better price. they listed em as $199 w/ free shipping on their site, and for some reason when I got my bill, they only charged me $145 w/ free shipping. Also, if you get them, don't put them on right away, buy a silicone sealer and seal the caseing of the lights so they don't get moisture in them.
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Old March-17th-2002, 01:45 PM
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yea carbon fiber tails would look sweet. but i still like how he tinted em!
cool lookin car pimp!
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Old March-17th-2002, 08:21 PM
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Is it Hard to install the Alteezas?

Is it just take the old ones out and put the new ones in?

Or is there lots of labor involved???
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Old March-17th-2002, 09:01 PM
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Well, took me about 5 hours to do it. You've gotta dismantel half the trunk, take the wiring harnesses off the car (make sure you label each bulb so you know which one goes where when you put the harnesses back together) and find all 14 screws that hold the tails on the car. That was just for one tail. Clear a whole day to do it...

Nah, i'm j/k. You take the rear plastic piece off inside the trunk, remove a few of those little plastic clip things. Take off three bolts on each tail, and remove the bulbs. It's really easy. on the APC tails, it's easy to tell where the bulbs go. They're all different sizes and will only go in one hole :] Really easy. Maybe 30 minutes if you're quick about it. If you take your time, might be a tad longer.
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Old March-17th-2002, 10:15 PM
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haha, protetype, you had me there. I was reading your post, and ready to ask you Yeah, replacing them shouldn't take more then 40 mins... really easy, and simple, and there's no way that you can screw anything up. Everything pops in and out, and screws in and out.
Except for the welding part.....

hehe, j/k
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Old March-18th-2002, 02:48 AM
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oh...and don't forget that you'll run the risk of voiding warrenty.

But seriously, if you come across something where you don't know what to do, you can take a look at the manual...it shows you how to change your rear bulbs...you should be able to put 2 & 2 together.
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Thanks for the Info.

Im really looking forward to getting the Carbon Fibers now.

Yeah, I'm used to taking apart the protege already so It should'nt be a problem.
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Originally posted by protetype
Also, if you get them, don't put them on right away, buy a silicone sealer and seal the caseing of the lights so they don't get moisture in them.
Yeah, these CF, look so sharp! I wanna get it, but the price to bring them into Canada, is so expensive, plus with all the gay custom fee's.

Thanks for mentioning the silicone sealer. I saw a MP3 here in Vancouver, with the uggggggly atezzla (I still can't spell that word), and I could see the condensation inside of it.. looked like crap.
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