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Hey guys,

Thinking of maybe purchasing an r32 2 or 4 door skyline in the near future. (Finally...after being a long time reader)

Just wondering if anyone knows how hard is it to convert the 4-door (ugly) rear lights to the nicer 2-door ones?

Do i just need to change the boot and rear bar to the 2-door version to accomodate these lights?

If that's the case, count me in the 4-door skyline club. :cheers:

Cheers.

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Found it! boo yeah!

http://216.239.39.104/translate_c?hl=en&sl...3D%26safe%3Doff

(in jap)

http://www.east-bear.co.jp/aeroparts/skyli...2/tail-kit.html

It's a kit, from East Bear... converts 4 Door Lights > 2 Door Lights...  Now it's up to you to find where it's sold  (tip: give C-Red Tuning a try...)  

EDIT: Oh, and so far as I can tell - it just goes in the original place... no bodywork required!

Thanks for your replies guys,.. they seem to be just tail light covers, which cover the ugly dark bits.

Either than this, can the 2-door taillights be put on with the 2door boot and rear bar?

I was gonna get a carbon boot and vertex rear anyways, so do i just need the taillights?

Same question, different model...

Can R34 sedan tail lights be switched with the coupe tail lights? ive looked in pictures and they look pretty much the same shape, but can it be done? Would be good to have the tail lights without the indicator bar across the bottom.

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