Custom Turn Signals
01-19-2011, 06:38 PM
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Custom Turn Signals My turn signals on my car were cracked from heat. Instead of buying brand new ones that would more than likely do the same thing eventually, I decided to try something new to see how it would look and it was a good way to save some money.
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01-19-2011, 06:51 PM
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That looks great man.. It would probably 'work' better with diffused 'glass to spread the light and reduce glare, but that looks killer when theyre off; very clean.
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01-19-2011, 08:17 PM
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I've done it as well to mine, and posted a guide here, and got flamed for it and essentially called an idiot because I said that I used Lexan. Guess it's all in the presentation.
Looks ******' sweet to me! I used halo rings on mine to cover up the siliconed area (since I have a Formula style bumper which has round DRL housings).
Looks ******' sweet to me! I used halo rings on mine to cover up the siliconed area (since I have a Formula style bumper which has round DRL housings).
01-19-2011, 11:14 PM
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I've done it as well to mine, and posted a guide here, and got flamed for it and essentially called an idiot because I said that I used Lexan. Guess it's all in the presentation.
Looks ******' sweet to me! I used halo rings on mine to cover up the siliconed area (since I have a Formula style bumper which has round DRL housings).
Looks ******' sweet to me! I used halo rings on mine to cover up the siliconed area (since I have a Formula style bumper which has round DRL housings).
