My Quad Projector HLs! :D
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Thx again all.
To answer something that has been brought up to me numerous times.... yes, I have considered adding LED's to my lights... It's just that I am waiting for some of my ideas to come to fruition before I go about it. I'm sort of a perfectionist and it is currently impossible to do the LEDs how I think they would have been done OEM, ... so... if all goes right hopefully I can reveal my idea in a month or so.
To answer something that has been brought up to me numerous times.... yes, I have considered adding LED's to my lights... It's just that I am waiting for some of my ideas to come to fruition before I go about it. I'm sort of a perfectionist and it is currently impossible to do the LEDs how I think they would have been done OEM, ... so... if all goes right hopefully I can reveal my idea in a month or so.
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Being the one that helped him with the whole project, i am the only person that knows what he wants to do. I basically just wanted to say that it is gonna make you all want to spend some monay! I want to do it to mine as well, but this is going to be one hell of a project. Working with Visibiliti is not what i would consider easy, simply because everything has to be perfect! I am a perfectionist as well, So i know how much it pays off to have everything done right. If anyone is considering having headlights done, Hit him up!
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hey bro i have a question 4 u seeing how u must know these headlights in n out i have been trying to figure out how to change the ltle bulb next to the fog light its like the clearance light or parking light and i cant seem to see the spot up under the wheel well is it there do u know??? or can u not change that lil bulb i have the 06 projection headlights
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^^^ you can change the city light, from the wheel well you must unscrew the lower dust cap behind the foglight then reach in there and twist and pull the city light out IIRC....sometimes it's easier by tracing the wires or having someone else watch the front of the light as you trying wiggling different areas till you find the right bulb
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i have been reading your retrofit thread and have a few questions, how did you go about removing the lower reflector from the housing...it seems that only 1 out of 3 of the mounting points are accesible from behind the light? also regarding the m5 bolts and nylon spacer you used to mount the lower projector at the bottom, do you remember how long the bolts and spacers were? i might have some other questions as i get further into my own project but your thread has been a huge help, so thanks for everything
edit: visibiliti your PM box is full so i am bumping this, any help would be greatly appreciated
edit: visibiliti your PM box is full so i am bumping this, any help would be greatly appreciated
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Ok. So for the lower reflector- the screw on the back of the HL assembly is for adjusting the pitch of the reflector. You physically remove the reflector from the inside of the headlight once you have it open.
Once you have it open, you will see that one of the three points was held in by something attached to the reflector that doesnt come off. Since you will not be using the reflector, you can replace it with a coarse thread screw connected to a spacer.
The nylon spacers I got were one inch long. The actual dimensions of them were linked to in another post I made in this thread I thought?
When you get the M5, get an entire length rod of it from a specialty screw store- that way you can cut it to length as you see fit / need it. That's what I did and it was super cheap that way- I bought a 3 foot long section of it.
Hope that helps
Once you have it open, you will see that one of the three points was held in by something attached to the reflector that doesnt come off. Since you will not be using the reflector, you can replace it with a coarse thread screw connected to a spacer.
The nylon spacers I got were one inch long. The actual dimensions of them were linked to in another post I made in this thread I thought?
When you get the M5, get an entire length rod of it from a specialty screw store- that way you can cut it to length as you see fit / need it. That's what I did and it was super cheap that way- I bought a 3 foot long section of it.
Hope that helps
#75
Ok. So for the lower reflector- the screw on the back of the HL assembly is for adjusting the pitch of the reflector. You physically remove the reflector from the inside of the headlight once you have it open.
Once you have it open, you will see that one of the three points was held in by something attached to the reflector that doesnt come off. Since you will not be using the reflector, you can replace it with a coarse thread screw connected to a spacer.
The nylon spacers I got were one inch long. The actual dimensions of them were linked to in another post I made in this thread I thought?
When you get the M5, get an entire length rod of it from a specialty screw store- that way you can cut it to length as you see fit / need it. That's what I did and it was super cheap that way- I bought a 3 foot long section of it.
Hope that helps
Once you have it open, you will see that one of the three points was held in by something attached to the reflector that doesnt come off. Since you will not be using the reflector, you can replace it with a coarse thread screw connected to a spacer.
The nylon spacers I got were one inch long. The actual dimensions of them were linked to in another post I made in this thread I thought?
When you get the M5, get an entire length rod of it from a specialty screw store- that way you can cut it to length as you see fit / need it. That's what I did and it was super cheap that way- I bought a 3 foot long section of it.
Hope that helps