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I'm going to come off as an ***, but "quality feels identical to OEM" is far from the reality. OEM lights cost triple of these and use much better electrical components. These lights have had lots of complaints on several large g37 facebook groups, from short-circuiting to lights blowing out. All I can say is good luck, and hope you aren't one of those bad cases.
Sorry if I come off as an a$$ myself, but unless you own a pair, you honestly can't say anything on the quality. I'm more than likely in some of the same facebook groups as you and find it funny how people like to catastrophize everything they can. I am maybe just getting too mature for it all... Who knows. If you don't own a pair, don't speak against someone who does as if you do/did. You're just another guy with an opinion on the internet...I just posted the video to contribute, keep things rolling, and show em to whoever may be interested. Anyways, like I said...Since Ive had them the quality feels and looks identical to OEM headlights.
I still appreciate your concern hexotic, and with mostly everything I buy, I will definitely be on the look out for issues, but you should know by now the info you get from Facebook doesn't mean much at all unless it's voiced from actual owners... multiple owners, which I couldn't find. Plus since releasing the coupe ones a year ago, I hope they would have fixed any issues they had from them with these. Only the future will tell, not irrelevant facebook opinions.
Plus... Of course the OEM headlights costs 2x 3x more lol. Where do you think they're coming from?
Sorry if I come off as an a$$ myself, but unless you own a pair, you honestly can't say anything on the quality. I'm more than likely in some of the same facebook groups as you and find it funny how people like to catastrophize everything they can. I am maybe just getting too mature for it all... Who knows. If you don't own a pair, don't speak against someone who does as if you do/did. You're just another guy with an opinion on the internet...I just posted the video to contribute, keep things rolling, and show em to whoever may be interested. Anyways, like I said...Since Ive had them the quality feels and looks identical to OEM headlights.
I still appreciate your concern hexotic, and with mostly everything I buy, I will definitely be on the look out for issues, but you should know by now the info you get from Facebook doesn't mean much at all unless it's voiced from actual owners... multiple owners, which I couldn't find. Plus since releasing the coupe ones a year ago, I hope they would have fixed any issues they had from them with these. Only the future will tell, not irrelevant facebook opinions.
Plus... Of course the OEM headlights costs 2x 3x more lol. Where do you think they're coming from?
Thats the thing, Ive seen them in person, I know 4 people locally who bought them. One of them had a short. There are a few others in the beforementioned Facebook groups that have reported issues with their purchased lights, not scare stories. I'm just saying good luck and be careful, not trying to put you down.
OEMassive headlight installed, fitment was perfect. Also while installing them I drained my battery somehow...since batteries were 4 years old replaced them with new ones.
Duckfeet, spacers & snows went on the car this past weekend.
I really, really need a new floor jack. Maybe Xmas. Anyone have recs for one that doesn't break the bank, but easily handles lowered cars? If I recall correctly, Harbor Freight has some options.
Duckfeet, spacers & snows went on the car this past weekend.
I really, really need a new floor jack. Maybe Xmas. Anyone have recs for one that doesn't break the bank, but easily handles lowered cars? If I recall correctly, Harbor Freight has some options.
This is the one I've had for several years and it has been a beast. Very reliable, not that much else is from Harbor Freight, but I can verify the jacks work wonderfully.
This is the one I've had for several years and it has been a beast. Very reliable, not that much else is from Harbor Freight, but I can verify the jacks work wonderfully.
+1 on this... the Harbor Freight jacks have served me well...I have the 2.5 ton old grey version which uses the same body (basically the same jack, they have just increased the rating) ....its my go to jack and before I was lowered it would reach the front jacking point on the subframe no problem, now I just drive up on some 1/4" plywood squares I normally put under my jack stands and it works fine...the jack body reaches the rear diff even when lowered too and is great on the back end too
Duckfeet, spacers & snows went on the car this past weekend.
I really, really need a new floor jack. Maybe Xmas. Anyone have recs for one that doesn't break the bank, but easily handles lowered cars? If I recall correctly, Harbor Freight has some options.
Installed some springs and rims and blacked out the headlights and grill I dont know if I should include the emblem blacked out kind of matches wheels and chrome moldings. Also tightened up that bumper gap. Oh yea and the tints are a must here in Miami if you dont want to be a toast
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Installed some springs and rims and blacked out the headlights and grill I dont know if I should include the emblem blacked out kind of matches wheels and chrome moldings. Also tightened up that bumper gap. Oh yea and the tints are a must here in Miami if you dont want to be a toast
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It's a lovely 50F outside and not a cloud in the sky (anywhere near) and time to install the winter wheels. Could of waited a few weeks but rather not freeze if I don't have to. Nice mileage number ending in 666 on the odometer. An amber glow is forthcoming.
Michelin PSS's have been installed now for 3 years/seasons, ~13K miles. Wearing nicely. Eyeballing it, looks like ~5-6/32nds remaining. Should see 20K at least. The way I drive, that's another season and a half.
Speaking of mileage, the winter tires have now been installed for 7 seasons! Yet only have about 4K miles on them. It'll be time to replace them due to age rather than tread soon. Or, when the PSS's wear out, just install them to finish out the season with until I get new winter tires.
I wish I installed my front shocks today so the car can stop feeling like a trampoline. 81° no fun 🤒. For all the awd peeps on here needing front shocks since they're a million dollars for the front rock auto has gabriel struts on sale for $48.
I wish I installed my front shocks today so the car can stop feeling like a trampoline. 81° no fun 🤒. For all the awd peeps on here needing front shocks since they're a million dollars for the front rock auto has gabriel struts on sale for $48.
I'm installing coilovers on my X right now. My shocks are at 80k miles but there's nothing wrong with them. Rear struts are done and the fronts are going in today so I'll send them your way if you're interested / haven't bought the RA set yet. Just handle the shipping and handling costs. Let me know.
Finally had a day nice enough to wash the G and put it away for the winter. It's been sitting in the garage for like 2 weeks. When I was getting ready to wash it, I noticed the lens from the left fog light was broken. So weird, it cracked around the edge and across the middle then fell out. No idea how this happened. The glass was laying on the ground in 2 big pieces. Guess this gives me something to think about over the winter. And the battery was dead 🙄.
Maybe Xmas. Anyone have recs for one that doesn't break the bank, but easily handles lowered cars? If I recall correctly, Harbor Freight has some options.
