i want to buy some jdm evo tail lights, and i was comparing those with the ones our cars have(03 rally), and i noticed that they are slightly different. so i was wondering if anyone has or knows someone who has done it before. and if u/they have maybe you could post up some pics to see how it looks

 

I do not think they will fit completly different housing.

 

no

 

Please search
this has been covered time and time again
the closest thing to them is the Cedia headlights

 

No the tail lights are diff

 

They sell evo tails that are made for lancers.....I think DEPO makes them.

Rob @ www.roadracemotorsports.com carries the full light of replacement tails

 

I think if you want the EVO headlights to work it takes a lot.... bumper, fenders and an evo style hood. Evos are wider I think, so their parts won't fit, you have to look for conversion kits, I think accolade has some, and from what I have seen, they look pretty damn good.

If you don't want to go that route, look on e-bay for some Cedias. It would give the look you are wanting,

 

is it just me or am i really the only one in this thread that understand he is asking about TAILLIGHTS and not HEADLIGHTS

 

whoops forgot about the topic tail vs head sorry

but yeah tail lights won't fit because ecobox lancers wrap around the side where evos don't because their wider

 

i have evo style tail lights off ebay, fit like a charm, i dont know what happens if you take them directly off an evo

 

there it is, no more discussion.

Evo headlights and tail lights fit -- THE EVO

Your stuck with "Evo Style"

 

u should have bought an evo if you want evo lights, im fine with "evo style" i cant tell the difference

ps. why would you put this in show and shine? to show everyone your vocab/writing skills

 

LOL sry.

The closest you will get to the evo look is Cedia headlights and Depo Evo style tails with the red lens.

 

+1 to that, well said. come on folks, it doesnt take a rocket scientist to look at a car and tell what needs to be done to fit those tails.

 

nope