Hlaalu's headlights ** 99.9% completed **
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What do you guys think about this:
I'm going to wire the outer halos (keeping them the stock white/blue whatever they came as) and those leds on the sides to the parking lights.
Then I'll wire the inner red halos to my fog lights.
Would that be cool? Would the fog lights drown the red halos?
I'm going to wire the outer halos (keeping them the stock white/blue whatever they came as) and those leds on the sides to the parking lights.
Then I'll wire the inner red halos to my fog lights.
Would that be cool? Would the fog lights drown the red halos?
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I completely removed my halos and Leds, I think he is replacing his halos with Real CCFLS. Ive done it on my xterra and they seem to be holding up fine. The cheap LED fake halos are shitty.
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Yeah the inside halos will be the red ccfls, the outside ones will be the LEDs, probably going to run those with the parking lights.
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This is just me, but if you gonna go throught the trouble of opening the lights, might as well replace the cheap LED halo....I will show you a comparison, of a led halo from ebay vs a real ccfl that I used..
I dont think I need to tell u which one is which........
I dont think I need to tell u which one is which........
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ebay or www.retro-solutions.com the ones I got from ebay where from retros ebay store....
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actually Yes you can, Ive seen it done via retro solutions website....but I dont actually know how to mount them. Maybe some hot glue on the base (not the bulb part) or maybe some clear fishing line? Just be careful getting the case off without breaking the bulb, and test them, make sure they work before putting them in. I just used a cordless drill battery.
Dont worry bout the questions bro, Im not an xpert but I have tore apart a few sets of lights.
Dont worry bout the questions bro, Im not an xpert but I have tore apart a few sets of lights.
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Thanks man, I'm hoping these damn things aren't too small now. But I have been thinking, even if they are I could always mount them where the chrome ring is around the projectors.
This stupid place is taking FOREVER to ship these out, they just shipped (or entered the tracking number) yesterday, didn't know it took a week to pack and ship 2 fans
This stupid place is taking FOREVER to ship these out, they just shipped (or entered the tracking number) yesterday, didn't know it took a week to pack and ship 2 fans