AP2 Taillight conversion
I would just suggest any air saw that is easily maneuverable, since cutting the outer edges is a PITA if you don't have a good saw. All I had when I did my conversion was a normal reciprocating saw and I cut what little I could, and ground the rest off with a dremel, which took a lot longer than I expected.
I did them with just a dremel and quite a few dremel disks. Really easy. You didnt even need to order anything. Just do a search on here and it has a DIY write up. If not, just take the "gasket" from the new taillights and place em on the car and trace it out like a stencil and there you go, you'll see where you need to cut. Anyway, good luck.
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i did it with a dremel and it didnt take me long at all make sure you have all the right size tips for cutting ...im really anal and it took me only an hour for both sides with installation. and it looks much better then the ap1 tails
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