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Pat C. · 02-21-2012, 10:57 PM

Dembflyr, no worries. Seems like the Evo R model is the way to go for something that's on the lower section of the car.
Martin just seems to make sense about only having the light function in this manner. Most of the time I'm driving the car here in Alaska, it's daylight. With that, it seems like an economical way to prevent someone from running into the back of me, or to help others when I'm backing up.
Won't be any sweat for me to access this wiring. Already been into the rear area installing Dynamat. Might look at doing the light install over Spring Break. Am wanting to jack the car up enough to change out the diff. fluid anyway.
Couldn't own one of these cars without the forum!!
Much appreciated!!
Pat.
And by the way, we received another 4 inches of snow today. Right around 8 ft. total for the winter.

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Pat C. Base Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Eagle River, Alaska Posts: 70 Drives: 10' 370Z coupe M6 Rep Power: 14	Thanks for the info. Dembflyr, no worries. Seems like the Evo R model is the way to go for something that's on the lower section of the car. Martin just seems to make sense about only having the light function in this manner. Most of the time I'm driving the car here in Alaska, it's daylight. With that, it seems like an economical way to prevent someone from running into the back of me, or to help others when I'm backing up. Won't be any sweat for me to access this wiring. Already been into the rear area installing Dynamat. Might look at doing the light install over Spring Break. Am wanting to jack the car up enough to change out the diff. fluid anyway. Couldn't own one of these cars without the forum!! Much appreciated!! Pat. And by the way, we received another 4 inches of snow today. Right around 8 ft. total for the winter.