My 2001 Grand Am GT

[kieler]

What do you think???

[kieler]

2

[kieler]

3

[ManktheTank19]

Really nice ride and clean :)

[kieler]

4

[kieler]

inside

[kieler]

&

[Tempest]

I think it's sexy, are those modified stock taillights?

Love the dash too!

[sunrunner_pei]

Not bad at all! :thumbup2:

[coupe]

Looks good.
Only complaint i have is your painted bezel. I would redo it.

[Big Joe]

not to shabby. :)

[Gumpo]

Nice stuff. Especially the dash.

[kieler]

there are modified stock taillights

['96GAGT]

Can you get a better shot of your tails. I like to see them close up :D

[Tempest]

yeah dude, definately show off the tails and tells us what you did! it looks hot.

[kieler]

my tails

[kieler]

Mods
Borla Cat-back Exhaust System
2 gauge pillar
Phantom volts gauge
Phantom oil pressure gauge
Cleared tails
Red headlight reflector overlays
Kenwood excelon (DDX7015)
JLaudio 250/1 amp
JLaudio 12w3v2 sub
20% & 5% window tint

[Tempest]

im digging those taillights, how'd you do it?

[kieler]

This works for GT tail lights only

First you start out by removing the tail light and its housing by pulling back the trunk liner and removing the 4 screw on nuts from the back. Next, pull the light out slowly and remove the power cable. Get a phillips head screw driver and remove the plastic piece (should be 3 screws holding it on)

Next, remove the rubber gasket from around the light, theres some glue under there but dont worry about it, just slowly pull the gasket off. Now get in a good position holding the light down. I have found using a paint scraper and a box knife is the best for seperating the lense.

Use the box knife and slowly cut around the lense. It takes a while take your time and you wont crack the lense. You will hear awful poping and cracking noises but its just the glue breaking from its hold. Use the paint scraper intermittenly to break some of the hold esp at the corners. Once the lense is seperated pull the reflectors out they are held in by clips.

I used silicone to glue the lense back on. that seemed to work great. Put silicone around the edges making sure there are no holes and let it dry a little. then silicone the rubber gasket back on as well. Rub the excess silicone off makeing sure none is coming from under the gasket and let the lights sit over night and dry. Reinstall and replace the clear 3157 with red bulbs and 3156 bulbs with amber bulbs. Reinstall the lights, reinstall the screw on nuts and Wahlaa you have clear tails.

thanks to (GrandAmSC/T)

[car audio dave]

looks nice. you can see all of the newbies here that are excited over the cleared stock lights (what we did before aftermarket lights were available).

i like how you put that swcreen in there. funny how nobody noticed it or at least made a comment about it.

from the outside you car looks pretty stock. what else do you ahve planned?

[kieler]

thanks car audio dave. The outside is pretty much stock till I get my SC/T hood

[XoticGA]

:bigok:

[redfiresedan04]

sweet ride. got an '04 just like it, same color and everything. got the torqued chrometechs on mine though. how do you like the borla on it? i'm planning on getting me one here soon

[skyhawk62507]

Very nice! I'll join the chorus of admirers of the taillights -- REALLY cool result for your efforts!

[kieler]

redfiresedan04 I love the borla very nice sound