Re: You don't need a zillion dollars.

[Ryan Schuermann <ryan@radio.nwpros.com>]

one note..i meant tint the outside of the plastic..hehe inside wont do 
you much good as far as looks go =]

now..adding a bulb..your talking about the tail lights? Hrm, I'll
take a look at them tomorrow and check that out..sounds cool.

Ryan

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On Thu, 12 Sep 1996, Shawn Meze wrote:

> At 08:08 PM 9/11/96 +0600, you wrote:
> >If you want to "black out" your taillights, and still have use of them, just
> >apply black 1/8" wide pinstriping tape to the raised ridges.  From directly
> >behind it creates the illusion of a darker light, yet only covers about 35%
> >of the actual surface area, it only costs about $3 too.  
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> If you have the 8V tail lights simply buy a set of 16V tail lights. Makes it
> look like its got the blackout look to it. I like how my 8V looks with the
> 16V lights. Also, if you drill out the plastic and put in some 12v bulbs in
> the slot where there are no bulbs (In the US Scirocco's) you will get the
> euro look lights. Its cheap to do too, just the cost of 2 bulbs and a razor
> blade to cut the plastic with. Dont get really bright bulbs or it will make
> it look like your on the brakes since the reflective material in the lense
> amplifies the light.
> 
> Shawn
> 
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