As the title says. Can't decide if I want the 3 pc or the pedestal. I want your pics, not your opinions! 
Pic request: Pedestal spoiler with '89+ JDM tails.
- Thread starter Doward
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Not sure if that's what you meant either but if it is then here you go. Also, someday I'm going to get an 88 spoiler with the trapezoidal brake light.
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HT5SSilverSupraT said:
Thats diffent how you panited the center on 89+ tail lights I kind of like it but at the same time it still looks odd.
MK3.0dudeman said:
Man... I hadn't ever seen one like that yet and was hoping I had an original idea for whenever I eventually got a set...
I love that look HT5SSilverSupraT!!
ive got a question for those of you who converted your 87 to 89 tails. what did you use to keep the key cylinder in place?
PROJECT N00b said:
If you look closely...my car has no lock cylinder...
heheI will get that fixed soon though...from what I have heard, you can swap the tumbler internals to the newer style housing, and it bolts right up.
Hmmm...that looks good. I will have this setup in the spring when I finally am able to install my lights.
Jonathan1: How did you swap the trim from your old center piece to the new one?
Does anyone have the write-up or explanation of how to swap the internals of the tumbler?
Jonathan1: How did you swap the trim from your old center piece to the new one?
Does anyone have the write-up or explanation of how to swap the internals of the tumbler?
mark3monster said:
Doesn't she, though? :biglaugh:
Although I still need to repaint the rear bumper... :\
thanks guys, glad you approve
It will look a LOT better once I finish the shave and glass over that key hole for the trunk.
It will look a LOT better once I finish the shave and glass over that key hole for the trunk.
john, i got to know...how did you get those lenses so smooth and shiney. ha. seriously though. they look like they were wet sanded or something
FullNelson said:
Well, they were in decent shape to begin with...but I used Zaino ZPC swirl remover on an orbital buffer, and buffed for about an hour. They still look that shiny even after about a year.
