I know some members like nixdorf have opened up their LCI tails for various mods like switching out the LEDs to white for the turn signals. i have a cool idea in mind, but im not sure how to open up the LCI tails. Do you cut them open with a dremel tool? i just did my orions and am comfy doing that, but before i go through all that, im wondering if there is an easier way? (baking them, prying them in a certain area, cutting them with a blade like the eyebrows on headlights, etc?)

 

What's your plan when u open them

 

well, i spent last sunday at my local dealership looking at the F10 lights and the subtle differences btwn them and the LCI E60....i found some inspiration there, but i dont want to ruin a taillight in my pursuits lol....so i dare not say what i have in mind yet, you guys may think its silly, but if it works, it will def be cool...

 

I'm doing the Orion mod for the headlights now and I'm looking at the tail lights too. Thinking what can be done to personalized them.

 

nigxdorf. LOL

 

Sorry, I spelled his name wrong, nigxdoof is the member's name I was referencing. He opened his taillights to swap out the LEDs from red to white...looks good, but not what I'm going for. Either way I need to get them open....

 

im thinking about trying the baking method. perhaps 7 or 8 minutes at roughly 200 degrees to loosen up the glue around the outer edge then using a blade to separate? thoughts?

 

Why don't you experiment on a used Sonar LCI rep tail? Just a thought.

 

I'm interested in this ,, any update