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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter blk out Start date Jan 1, RYC Donating Member. You have to cut most of the stock out plastic It is not hard, usea dremel or cut off wheel to remmove plastic. File the rough edge for looks, just keep trying to fit the undertail in Once the part fits and is fastened in Use a circut tester to see what each lead is or look up the service manual.
Most of the time is cutting out the stock part, take your time. BigBSBusa Comin' back stronger than ever! Donating Member. Welcome to the board! Gen1 or Gen2 Busa? Welcome to the oRg should get your answers here I used a hacksaw.
Hotbodies sent a picture of the areas that needed to be cut away, and I just went to work. Another suggestion I have for you for after you get the rear cut as much as you need to: where the "tray" is for putting stuff, secure some of that no slip stuff that they use for the insides of kitchen cabinets and cut it to fit into the rear area. I did this so that stuff wouldnt slide off the tray and up under the area between the undertail and the subframe.
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