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possible group buy? Thats if we find out were to buy them :D I was going to get altezza but i prefer these.

Hell yea i'm in!!...

Group buy! Group buy! Group Buy!...

...so much sweeter den stock yet not too dramatic B) :)

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the one thing i can desipher on that page is this "Seller will not ship internationally."

seems to be the case with all the auctions from japan

I've contacted the dude and he is willing to ship internationally :)

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the one thing i can desipher on that page is this "Seller will not ship internationally."

seems to be the case with all the auctions from japan

I've contacted the dude and he is willing to ship internationally :)

:P *rides wave of interest for GROUP BUY!!!*

I'm in too!

-nominates BIG BUM as L-e-a-d-e-r :D

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270? looks and sounds good, but i'd like to point out that this is some thing VERY EASY to diy.

have you fellas ever opened up and looked at the rear of the light pod? the space where the inside red bit is supposed to light is is just covered with a plastic cover (as opposed to a cover with a bulb hole)

Just get a bulb socket and wire it in parallel with the other stop light and drill/cut the milkcarton thin plastic and pop it there.

You fellas are wayyy too eager to throw money into new toys.

and as for the LED indicator light, why not a LED bulb or even *gasp* a diy LED panel?

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270? looks and sounds good, but i'd like to point out that this is some thing VERY EASY to diy.

have you fellas ever opened up and looked at the rear of the light pod? the space where the inside red bit is supposed to light is is just covered with a plastic cover (as opposed to a cover with a bulb hole)

Just get a bulb socket and wire it in parallel with the other stop light and drill/cut the milkcarton thin plastic and pop it there.

You fellas are wayyy too eager to throw money into new toys.

and as for the LED indicator light, why not a LED bulb or even *gasp* a diy LED panel?

GREAT WORDS FROM THE KING OF DIY!

listen man, how about i pay you like, $100 and you can do this for me?

you supply everything you need aswell

but no chicken wire front grille! ok?? lol :blink: :P

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I don't know how how how :lol: But you can buy it. I'm having trouble deciphering the Japanese language atm, but the price looks arond $270ish exc delivery. I think it has a brightness controller too. Not too sure. It looks LED to me Corzza.

http://page13.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/r24652883

Man LED is mint! id love to ge t my hands on those lights!

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some of us here dont have your DIY savvy negatron so maybe you should post DIY for this tail-light conversion if you say its easy to do could save us eager people $270.

Ok Lads, I'm game to do a test run for this.

I'm based in Melb and i'm going to need to lab rat car (preface lift ) as i don't have a rolla no more.

The deal for lab rat car is:

You pay for all parts.

If i kill your lights, i say sorry and you get a 6 pack. (don't worry i'm very careful.)

who's game?

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CORZZA Grand Master

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Anyone who is handy with the solder and can read jap, here's how it's done.

Facelift Rear Lights DIY

Pre-Facelift Rear lights DIY

JDM RunX Rear lights DIY

*stares down Kevin* :D

I remember Daniel aka KT_haha is also pretty good at this stuff ;)

Daniel wanted my old stockies to use as a demo!

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Anyone who is handy with the solder and can read jap, here's how it's done.

Facelift Rear Lights DIY

Pre-Facelift Rear lights DIY

JDM RunX Rear lights DIY

*stares down Kevin* :D

I remember Daniel aka KT_haha is also pretty good at this stuff ;)

Daniel wanted my old stockies to use as a demo!

So are you keen to donate them?

I can get a LED panel designed pretty quickly, considering all my experience with the Mazda 3 third brake lights.

http://users.tpg.com.au/adslxq59/mazda3/instructions.htm

It should be an easy job

Any one keen?

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Anyone who is handy with the solder and can read jap, here's how it's done.

Facelift Rear Lights DIY

Pre-Facelift Rear lights DIY

JDM RunX Rear lights DIY

*stares down Kevin* :D

I remember Daniel aka KT_haha is also pretty good at this stuff ;)

Daniel wanted my old stockies to use as a demo!

So are you keen to donate them?

I can get a LED panel designed pretty quickly, considering all my experience with the Mazda 3 third brake lights.

http://users.tpg.com.au/adslxq59/mazda3/instructions.htm

It should be an easy job

Any one keen?

So if i say yes, and then for some unknown reason it doesnt work... are u gona supply and fit ur lights to my car :P

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Yeah, that's right, KT_HAHA seems to have access to proper PCD prototyping stuff (as opposed to the breadboard job that i would have done)

he's probably the man to do a AUDM kit!

But for the non led "i just want both red bits to light up option" anyone still game can contact me.

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Anyone who is handy with the solder and can read jap, here's how it's done.

Facelift Rear Lights DIY

Pre-Facelift Rear lights DIY

JDM RunX Rear lights DIY

*stares down Kevin* :D

I remember Daniel aka KT_haha is also pretty good at this stuff ;)

Daniel wanted my old stockies to use as a demo!

So are you keen to donate them?

I can get a LED panel designed pretty quickly, considering all my experience with the Mazda 3 third brake lights.

http://users.tpg.com.au/adslxq59/mazda3/instructions.htm

It should be an easy job

Any one keen?

So if i say yes, and then for some unknown reason it doesnt work... are u gona supply and fit ur lights to my car :P

Mate, I am 99% sure that it will work electrically, just have to figure out how to fit the LED's into the housing. that would be the hard part...

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