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i have finally installed my new tail lamps.

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sorry for the watermark but ignition x has stolen my tail lamp pictures before and used them in his ads.

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here is another pic

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Very classy look. Thumbs Up mate. Is that how your car looks in your sig, I really like the red stripe on the side

people taking off their spoilers and wings to get a cleaner look. i even removed the tint on my windows to get a cleaner look.

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nice man looks very hot. How much did they cost? I'll cya tonite btw :D

they cost quite a bit but being genuine the fit is perfect and there are no issues with compliance. i tried to sell them for a year but no one could offer me enough for them so i finally installed them into my car now glad that i am keeping them.

the lamps are $160-$200 each

the sockets are $100 for 8 (unlike the australian version, the jdm has an extra bulb in the top triangle)

the bulbs are $27

here is another pic

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Very classy look. Thumbs Up mate. Is that how your car looks in your sig, I really like the red stripe on the side

no red stripe as i want the car look cleaner. the red stripe makes it look sporty i think. seems to be a trend nowadays to go clean. i see many people taking off their spoilers and wings to get a cleaner look. i even removed the tint on my windows to get a cleaner look.

Well I reckon the cleaner look, has worked out perfectly on your car. Would you be able to arrange a set of lights for me? So it's about $300 or so?

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good at electrics you can wire them yourself if not you will need to consider an auto elec to do the job for you.

you may be able to find a used pair on auctions if you do

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