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New Parking Lights
i got a new set of "euro" parking lights... and performed the TSB to cut the holes in the bumper cover under the parking lights so the moisture wont build up... heheh
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Nice I got the same set for my car with the clear side markers.
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Looks clean
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really finishes that 88 off! looks nice!! grill?
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u need a billet grille next...... im just so happening selling one :)
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I just got those same ones. How do they look with the LEDs in 'em?
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thye look ok wit the LEDS's. would look better with the LED's that go around the sides so it would actually reflect off the inside of the lense lol
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looks good, got any pics with the LED's turned on?
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Where did ya get them, they look great ill be looking for parking lights and hid headlights once I finish my drivetrain.
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Read this first, please..... - Justin |
Too much reading im getting the ebay hid kits they look nice end of conversation. ;)
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i just use standard halogen sealed beams and make sure they are aimed correctly.
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I have seen people buy new, good quality bulbs, and then take them apart and mod them to run a higher quality halogen bulb. - Justin |
yeah i have seen that too. it really doesn't bother me too much. could always swap to an ls1 front end haha
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I did a HID conversion on my truck and it worked out perfectly. My truck came with composite lights to start. I think that that's trick to having a good HID conversion. I originally tried an aftermarket eBay replacement housing with terrible results. If the housing that you are using is not a quality piece it'll scatter light all over the place. If you are replacing a sealed beam setup you need to make sure that the replacement housings you are using are optically correct. In general if you are taking stock sealed beams and converting them you will have poor results and will blind most motorists. Otherwise you'll end up having to align them so low so not to blind oncoming traffic that you won't get any benefit from them.
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If you dont mind, where did you get thoes?, I think they would look nice on my car.
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ebayyyyyyy
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what do u mean drilled holes so moisture doesnt build up?? where? how? any quick pics?
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if u pull out the lenses u need to cut away a little tab under each lense on the bumper.... do a search for it, it was a TSB to be performd by dealers
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