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Also changed license plate lights from a cheap version of WLED-NW6 to WLED-HP5 (5 High Power SMD LEDs). Hella bright!
Actually on my other car I took out the instrument cluster and replaced the lights with red LEDs since they were mostly burned out anyway. Is this fairly easy to do on a G?
since your an 06 g35 your cluster has LED's..however all of them will need to be soldered. meaning solder off old and replace with new. Sexyrob can do them if your wanting a full interior conversion. he just finished my 04 which is a pretty big bitch.Originally Posted by PhGit
changed the LEDs in my clear corners from WLED-W-90 to WLED-CW5 (Super Wide Viewing Angle bulb uses 4 radially mounted LEDs aiming out the sides and one High Flux LED on top) Sooo much better! Yeah, still not strips but some day.Also changed license plate lights from a cheap version of WLED-NW6 to WLED-HP5 (5 High Power SMD LEDs). Hella bright!
Actually on my other car I took out the instrument cluster and replaced the lights with red LEDs since they were mostly burned out anyway. Is this fairly easy to do on a G?
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I personally think your guy doing the wire tuck for the so called price he is stating doesnt know what he is getting himself into unfortunately.....he doesnt understand that you have to extend alot of wires...meaning solder extende and re-solder all new wires. then you have to wrap every single different wiring location and hide it behind. remove the so called 20 brackets attached to the wiring harness.......Originally Posted by Princedrama
I'll be working on my car next week probably gonna start the wire tuck.
has he done a G before? or is he basing this off of Low riders and the lexus he just did?? just curious. Trucks are alot easier with alot more room to work with. also is he meaning just main harness?? or tucking headlight wiring harnesses, main battery cable??? you need to make sure he grounds off the original grounds back to a good spot on your engine as well
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Has he done a g before? Or is he basing this off of low riders and the lexus he just did?? Just curious. Trucks are alot easier with alot more room to work with. Also is he meaning just main harness?? Or tucking headlight wiring harnesses, main battery cable??? You need to make sure he grounds off the original grounds back to a good spot on your engine as well
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i personally think your guy doing the wire tuck for the so called price he is stating doesnt know what he is getting himself into unfortunately.....he doesnt understand that you have to extend alot of wires...meaning solder extende and re-solder all new wires. Then you have to wrap every single different wiring location and hide it behind. Remove the so called 20 brackets attached to the wiring harness.......Has he done a g before? Or is he basing this off of low riders and the lexus he just did?? Just curious. Trucks are alot easier with alot more room to work with. Also is he meaning just main harness?? Or tucking headlight wiring harnesses, main battery cable??? You need to make sure he grounds off the original grounds back to a good spot on your engine as well
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How did your install go?Originally Posted by almost3flips
Dropped the car off for an allignment
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Man...started at 12 and finished at 9.... I'll just say it was a learning experience lol I have crappy phone pics but will upload better ones when I get home
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lol you must have done your fronts first? Think you'll need another alignment after about a week? Look forward to seeing the picsOriginally Posted by almost3flips
Man...started at 12 and finished at 9.... I'll just say it was a learning experience lol I have crappy phone pics but will upload better ones when I get home
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Yeah I'm just doing it now because I have a lot of driving to do in the next few days and I'm still waiting on that rear camber kit.Originally Posted by JaE35
lol you must have done your fronts first? Think you'll need another alignment after about a week? Look forward to seeing the pics
Whenever I install that which will probably be next weekend, Ill get one final allignment to seal it all
Lifetime Allignment feels good

And yes I did the fronts first lol
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I can't man! Roads will eat me aliveee
Plus I don't want to drive 2 mph over everything either...but I do secretly want more drop... lol
Plus I don't want to drive 2 mph over everything either...but I do secretly want more drop... lol
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^ Not if he doesn't want to scrape the hell out of his bumper and sides like you do, Drama.
He's at the perfect daily-driver height...I should know, he left them at the same settings that I had them at on mine.
You already know this, but it looks BALLER Phi! Really offsets the wheels perfectly now. Nice job man.
He's at the perfect daily-driver height...I should know, he left them at the same settings that I had them at on mine.You already know this, but it looks BALLER Phi! Really offsets the wheels perfectly now. Nice job man.

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Yes Brit...perfect DD
You hooked it up for sure! Coils and amazing presets haha
Thanks man and I can't wait to see the next step with your car! You know that I love your wheels....
You hooked it up for sure! Coils and amazing presets haha
Thanks man and I can't wait to see the next step with your car! You know that I love your wheels....

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Drop looks good. Like Brit said, perfect DD height without tearing up the bottom of your car 








