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LawzzZz

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Ive done some digging and found that converting R34 sedan tail lights to R34 coupe tail lights cost a small fortune. Does not seem worth $3 - $4k. That being said, do any of you guys and/or girls know if there are any R34 LED tail lights? Where and how much? Can they be installed DIY?

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are those the east bear 2dr LED tail lights on your 4dr?

Ive got no idea...All i know is that a guy in japan make it himself when hes bore..he only do it ever now and then,only when he needs cash i guess..

and lawzzZz,i could ask my friend for you if you want one..But do expact to be around $850 to your door as yen is pretty high..

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and lawzzZz,i could ask my friend for you if you want one..But do expact to be around $850 to your door as yen is pretty high..

I think I'm going to decline the offer for the meanwhile lol. It is pretty expensive. I'll hit you up when i have the money for that though *thumbs up

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ive only ever seen these, they look awesome but i missed out on the bid grr

wow, those are hot considering the usually quite ugly tail lights on the 4dr's (no offence 4dr owners :P), but the are very stylish tail lights, and not ricey like some of the plasticy looking sets (eastbear, again no offence if you like them)

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