Beginning Custom Headlights
#91
The lenses will be going on as well. I just planned on using the metal spacers that the lenses came with. Alex @ ONEighty said the standard spacer will give you a nice crisp cutoff. The trick is all in how you install them. He mentioned placing the projector housing, lens towards the ceiling, and pressing the lens down evenly onto the spacer, then tightening the locking ring. I'm hoping it works out. I didn't get the tuning lit with all the spacers so I'm just going with the metal rings.
#92
Movin On!
iTrader: (13)
That's my hope... I'll do a few test shots with the paint to see how the color is going to look before I start painting the housings.
The lenses will be going on as well. I just planned on using the metal spacers that the lenses came with. Alex @ ONEighty said the standard spacer will give you a nice crisp cutoff. The trick is all in how you install them. He mentioned placing the projector housing, lens towards the ceiling, and pressing the lens down evenly onto the spacer, then tightening the locking ring. I'm hoping it works out. I didn't get the tuning lit with all the spacers so I'm just going with the metal rings.
The lenses will be going on as well. I just planned on using the metal spacers that the lenses came with. Alex @ ONEighty said the standard spacer will give you a nice crisp cutoff. The trick is all in how you install them. He mentioned placing the projector housing, lens towards the ceiling, and pressing the lens down evenly onto the spacer, then tightening the locking ring. I'm hoping it works out. I didn't get the tuning lit with all the spacers so I'm just going with the metal rings.
#97
Registered Member
All was going well until one screw on the OE lens bracket just won't back out. Can't even use my hammer drill to back it out without stripping it.
Might have to use an extractor. If that doesn't work, maybe a grinder and I'll have to drill the threads out. What a HEADACHE!
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Might have to use an extractor. If that doesn't work, maybe a grinder and I'll have to drill the threads out. What a HEADACHE!
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#98
I had to buy a new dremel because I have no clue where mine went. Just opened the box and realized it is cordless. SCORE! LOL
#99
Premier Member
iTrader: (7)
Glad to hear this happened to someone else. I got one screw off and I just bend the shield off. Hopefully it won't snap when I try to slip it back over the new lens.
I had to buy a new dremel because I have no clue where mine went. Just opened the box and realized it is cordless. SCORE! LOL
I had to buy a new dremel because I have no clue where mine went. Just opened the box and realized it is cordless. SCORE! LOL
#100
I have both lights apart. Waiting for the dremel to charge so I can grind those cutoffs down. Then I'll get the new lenses in and close the projectors back up. I'll start shooting paint this afternoon. That'll need about 24-48 to fully set. Looks like I'll be "working" from home Monday and Tuesday, HA.
#103
Registered Member
Lenses are on - I've already threw 2 coats of paint on my housings - I'll be topping off with 1 more coat and then they will hang dry for at least 24 hours.
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