| Installation
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| First step is to prepare
and prep your body for the conversion. To do this remove
the factory rear tail light assemblies by unscrewing
them from the inside of the trunk. |
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| After the tail lights have been removed you can now
remove the rear bumper so you can really assess the situation.
In order to fit the Skyline Tail lamps you will need to
make the tail light area larger by cutting out parts of
the rear panels. |
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| Once you have cut out the appropriate sized areas
test fit the skyline lights to make sure they align
correctly with the rest of the body panels. Also make
sure that you have both sides evenly aligned. |
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| Once you are sure you have aligned the lights correctly
you can begin filling in the cut out area with your automotive
body putty. |
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| This is where the new skyline tails will be screwed
in. |
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| An example of the finished backplate for the tail lamps. |
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| Painting the rear hatch area to match the the original
cars colour. |
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| Skyline tails are color matched with the same color
as cars body. |
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| Fiinish painting and re-install your new Skyline tail
lamps. |
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| Finished pictures. |
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Above examples are on a 5th Generation
Honda Prelude. The mod however looks great on 4th generation
Preludes as well. See picture below: |
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