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Ok, so now you want to know where I got them or how I made them. I bought the taillight assembly off Ebay and the title said "Yamaha snowmobile taillight". I think the model was Raptor or Viper or some snake-like name.
How I made them fit was by taking the light assembly itself and carefully peeled the plastic snap housing apart. Watch out because they used silicone sealant. Then I sawed off 1" from the depth of the light on my tablesaw with a plastic blade. The I glued it back together with adhesive silicone. Then I made a couple of custom mounting tabs. No modification to the body plastic was necessary. Then I masked off the round light protrusions and painted it with black plastic paint to make the round circles pop out more.
Cheers.
Yeah I felt guilty for being so vague about the part description so I double checked. It's from a 2002 Yamaha Viper snowmobile, specifically a SX7700ER G SX Viper ER. That's a stupidly long name. And I mounted mine upside-down.
SKU# 4XV-84540-00-00
Looks good mate. :thumb:
Good to see another convert to the dual tail light school of thought.
(bump) (who doesn't like pics?)
VERY nice! I like the look of that alot! This may be my next mod :thumb:
Looks cool.
Yamaha R1 Clear Alternatives
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Looks good Dom, I see you went with Buell blinkers too.
That Dom - you do know he was Drawn Over Mandrel right ... that accounts for his being awol for years.
Cool.
Buddha.
I have Buell knock offs on my 89.Are those actual Buell signals?I never seen original Buells.I tried to buy them from my local HD dealer and they wanted $86 per light,so I picked up the knock offs for $20 for all four.