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Old 02-19-2005, 08:02 PM
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This is my first atempt at metal fab on a car, so go easy on me.
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Old 02-19-2005, 08:07 PM
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good job they look good... what lights did you put in there?
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It is a projection light kit for a car I would rather not name. Got them on ebay.
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that looks good, does it light up the road well? u can make some money if u get it right, i wouldn't mind getting some. i'm trying to find a kit myself but not wanting to spend a grand or so. keep at it and let us know how it goes...
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How are you going to enclose it, if at all?
Looks good, BTW!
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not shabby.
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not bad... would definitely be interested if you will enclose those? also, would definitely like to see the final product as i want to do this similar mode to my car... but not spend 1k on breathless performance's conversion.
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not bad... would definitely be interested if you will enclose those? also, would definitely like to see the final product as i want to do this similar mode to my car... but not spend 1k on breathless performance's conversion.
I think I am going to cut a piece of pipe down to go around the lights, then I will cut one more piece of metal to cover the top. The other possibility would be to cut and bend a piece of lexan to cover it, and paint it right up to where the lights stop. I havent completely figured it out yet, so if you guys have any suggestions, let me know.
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that looks good, does it light up the road well? u can make some money if u get it right, i wouldn't mind getting some. i'm trying to find a kit myself but not wanting to spend a grand or so. keep at it and let us know how it goes...
I am in the same boat, 1k is more than my pockets have seen in a long time. They seem to light it up pretty well.
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They look like theyre set a little to low IMHO. They need to come up about 1/4 inch to more match the stock location. Just my .02...
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how hard would it be to bend a piece of lexan to cover the lights??
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They look like theyre set a little to low IMHO. They need to come up about 1/4 inch to more match the stock location. Just my .02...
I was kinda thinking that. I think, after a couple of days of looking at them, That I am going to move the outside one in about 7/8 of an inch. I will most likely move them up too.
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Originally Posted by xpaciscool
how hard would it be to bend a piece of lexan to cover the lights??
As far as I know lexan bends really easy. Plain plexiglass is a lot more stiff. My biggest worry of the lexan, is will it fog/freeze over.
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Originally Posted by formulablack
not bad... would definitely be interested if you will enclose those? also, would definitely like to see the final product as i want to do this similar mode to my car... but not spend 1k on breathless performance's conversion.
Is there anyone else interested? I have a design in mind that would enclose the entire lights. I would have to get probably $400-$450. Is it worth my time in research and perfecting it, or is that price to much. Let me know.

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I am interested in it as long as it looks good, and they are enclosed....
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nice lights
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I think u did a great job. Looks good.
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looks good ur car..looks like it needs a paint job..but ur lights look good

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seems to be able to use a bit of refinement, well really just angling them up a little. VERY well done for first time man.
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Keep up the good work


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