Halos? has any one split the headlights
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Halos? has any one split the headlights
I just got a set of Halo's from ebay and just wanted to know if anyone has split the lens from the headlamp assembly. I'm still going to figure it out for my self but if some one can tell me a quick tip or two. It looks like its only held together by some screws and clips with a big gasket. I'm going to make a how to but I'm waiting for it to get a bit warmer out, f*ing canada. But i give it plenty of detail for everyone. I've tested the halos out just straight to power and they are gonna look sexy.,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=180318038792
Edit: Some pics of the kit itself.
Power inverter
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=180318038792
Edit: Some pics of the kit itself.
Power inverter
Last edited by Zdog88; Mar 16, 2009 at 07:15 PM. Reason: Additions
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http://myworld.ebay.com/retro-solutions/
this is the seller dunno if he sill sells the kit like that one any more though.. I hate the weather up here, it was +15c and then now its 0 or -12c at night . I just don't want to soo it when the weather is so crazy now.
this is the seller dunno if he sill sells the kit like that one any more though.. I hate the weather up here, it was +15c and then now its 0 or -12c at night . I just don't want to soo it when the weather is so crazy now.
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from what ive learned while durin numerous searches, not even specifically for lancers but angel eye installation in general..u jus reassemble the headlight after ur doin the angel eyes, push headlight back together n bake again in the oven..then screw/clip it all up nicely, should reseal no problem, *jus make sur eu use some gloves, that **** gets hot* the big headache i had was tryin to figure out what temp for how long..it really doesnt matter if u want go for a lower temp to be safe.. lower temp = longer time to bake..some people use a cookie sheet *or not* with a damp towel as to not melt the part of the headlight that makes contact with the cookie sheet/rack
automoglow.com also has some angel eyes in various colors, u jus email or pm him, quality kit, Ector on LT has em done, they look good.
automoglow.com also has some angel eyes in various colors, u jus email or pm him, quality kit, Ector on LT has em done, they look good.
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from what ive learned while durin numerous searches, not even specifically for lancers but angel eye installation in general..u jus reassemble the headlight after ur doin the angel eyes, push headlight back together n bake again in the oven..then screw/clip it all up nicely, should reseal no problem, *jus make sur eu use some gloves, that **** gets hot* the big headache i had was tryin to figure out what temp for how long..it really doesnt matter if u want go for a lower temp to be safe.. lower temp = longer time to bake..some people use a cookie sheet *or not* with a damp towel as to not melt the part of the headlight that makes contact with the cookie sheet/rack
automoglow.com also has some angel eyes in various colors, u jus email or pm him, quality kit, Ector on LT has em done, they look good.
automoglow.com also has some angel eyes in various colors, u jus email or pm him, quality kit, Ector on LT has em done, they look good.
Have you found any sites with instructions on how to make your own angel eyes? Or does anybody know how?