installed the Sonars
06-03-2010, 02:48 AM
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installed the Sonars These lights are "Sonar" lights. I also installed 6K 35watt HID bulbs and hooked up the Halo lights to a factory switch in the dash that I got off of ebay. I think it turned out pretty good. Anyway here are somepics!!
Here is a side by side of the new headlights vs the old ones.
I have the Halos and the LED lights on the side hooked up to a switch in the dash.
the switch on the left works the driving lights, and the switch on the right works the Halos
HIDs and Halos
Here is a side by side of the new headlights vs the old ones.
I have the Halos and the LED lights on the side hooked up to a switch in the dash.
the switch on the left works the driving lights, and the switch on the right works the Halos
HIDs and Halos
06-03-2010, 02:50 PM
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looks good and i had a set similar to those but after a month i got to where i hated em so i replaced mine back with the stock headlights after i cleaned em up but hey some like em and some hate em though lol
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06-04-2010, 05:08 PM
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well fitment was about 95%. I had to do some banging on the inside of the fender because the headlight was hitting there and i couldn't adjust the headlights. Other than that they are pretty nice!
06-04-2010, 05:24 PM
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For fitment, if you have a bumper gap, there is a screw on the bottom headlight-to-plastic-bracket-thingy (lol) that if you loosen it a little it pushes the bottom of the light outward and helps fill the gap. I did that on mine, but my bumper doesn't fit right due to damage so I'm not sure how much of a gap on a proper car there is.