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AR Concepts 911R tail light question ?
More than one of us using them. Would other's mind posting their car's? Also what did you use for a seal between the bumper and the car's body? I am looking for a single piece of trim to seal up the rear impact bumper..
Thanks! These are just the ones I could fine. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1106517107.jpg http://rennlight.com/howto/911r/5000014h.JPG http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1102342475.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1099486850.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1117640430.jpg I have a gap here I want to get rid of. Do I need to add to the bumper? http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1115950437.jpg |
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The first car pictured (mine) doesn't have the AR Concepts pieces. Mine are one-off's from before AR Concepts was making them.
AR Concepts' pieces have much better fit and finish than mine, but faithful reproductions of the 911 rear bumper still leave a gap below the light assembly. Maybe AR Concepts (or someone) should make a bumper with tighter tolerances than the factory specified? |
I don't have seals on mine, and mine has a funky 'ledge' to the left of the leading edge of the light due to excessive bondo in the quarter panel.
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Has anyone ever used body putty to fill in the cracks/lines where the part fits into the body?
I'd like to see what that looks like... |
no, you don't need a gasket. At least I have not and I have driven mine in rain many times. I am actually replacing a bulb at the moment. Important is to use some silicone to seal things up to keep the water out.
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Thanks Jack. I had wondered if it was just mine. I'll give Dave at TRE a call on Monday and see if they have found an answer for the trim seal. |
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