Where to cut for RE Amemiya light kit..
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Where to cut for RE Amemiya light kit..
Okay, bought the kit, just need someone to show some instructions (or where to cut, really) the headlight bracket to mount the kit.
Thanks ahead of time, any drawings or templates?
Thanks ahead of time, any drawings or templates?
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How about a picture? This is from RE's website.
See the install instructions here http://www.rotaryextreme.com/sleeklightinstall.html
See the install instructions here http://www.rotaryextreme.com/sleeklightinstall.html
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Originally posted by rjuge
thanks.
i found that earlier, but that's for their RE kit, what abour the re amemiya kit?
same cutting?
thanks.
i found that earlier, but that's for their RE kit, what abour the re amemiya kit?
same cutting?
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Originally posted by rjuge
thanks.
i found that earlier, but that's for their RE kit, what abour the re amemiya kit?
same cutting?
thanks.
i found that earlier, but that's for their RE kit, what abour the re amemiya kit?
same cutting?
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Originally posted by montego
I have never taken out my head light assembly so this may seem kinda silly, but once you cut out the region can the pop ups be re-intalled?
I have never taken out my head light assembly so this may seem kinda silly, but once you cut out the region can the pop ups be re-intalled?
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Originally posted by 93 R1
Thats why I got a cwest kit. No cutting needed.
Thats why I got a cwest kit. No cutting needed.
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Originally posted by BigIslandSevens
Yeah Rite!!! A fellow 7 owner here just got the Cwest kit and had to do so much trimming he almost **** himself!! Don't lie!! Haha!
Yeah Rite!!! A fellow 7 owner here just got the Cwest kit and had to do so much trimming he almost **** himself!! Don't lie!! Haha!
The C-West kit even bolted into my car after removing the sheet metal for the RE Amemiya kit, something the East Bear kit won't do. I should know, I've had all three...
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where do these lights actually bolt to? DO the cuts have to be exact? or do you have any "wiggle room"?
Thanks again for all the info, some of those pics are great!
Thanks again for all the info, some of those pics are great!
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Originally posted by jimlab
I've never heard of anyone having any problems bolting the C-West kit in. Are you sure you're talking about the right kit?
The C-West kit even bolted into my car after removing the sheet metal for the RE Amemiya kit, something the East Bear kit won't do. I should know, I've had all three...
I've never heard of anyone having any problems bolting the C-West kit in. Are you sure you're talking about the right kit?
The C-West kit even bolted into my car after removing the sheet metal for the RE Amemiya kit, something the East Bear kit won't do. I should know, I've had all three...
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Originally posted by rjuge
where do these lights actually bolt to? DO the cuts have to be exact? or do you have any "wiggle room"?
where do these lights actually bolt to? DO the cuts have to be exact? or do you have any "wiggle room"?
You can just chop up the area like Chuck apparently did, or you can make cardboard templates from the RE light brackets which give you just enough clearance for the lights and then carefully cut out the area with a die grinder using a cut-off wheel, which is what I did.