Trying to find Camaro headlight company
10-17-2007, 11:09 AM
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Trying to find Camaro headlight company Hey does anyone remember that company that was talking about making a custom LT1 Camaro headlight conversion? Its the same company that makes the "Devil Eyes" for the Impala and LS1 Camaro. I've tried the search and I cant find the thread with that company. Anybody remember the name of it?
10-17-2007, 11:42 AM
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10-17-2007, 11:48 AM
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i was thinking about opening my headlights and letting the blood drip into them when i was installing my LTs to kill 2 birds with 1 stone. installing LTs and having TRUE devil eyes.
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10-17-2007, 03:13 PM
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Guys-
First I apologize for another tardy update. The reason we have been quiet on this is due to our move into our new retail facility in Seattle and several other items that have kept us busy on a day to day basis.
I have decided to fund this project out of pocket and expect to get the tooling under way very shortly. It's a big investment that we did not plan for but we are moving ahead. Another piece of good news is Hella has released some new modules that appear to better fit the 93-97 application. There are also some other benefits to these new modules that will prove useful from an engineering perspective.
The current plan is no turn signals and two modules per side...low beam projector, high reflector...available with HID low beams and high beams as an option.
There will be more updates coming shortly.
First I apologize for another tardy update. The reason we have been quiet on this is due to our move into our new retail facility in Seattle and several other items that have kept us busy on a day to day basis.
I have decided to fund this project out of pocket and expect to get the tooling under way very shortly. It's a big investment that we did not plan for but we are moving ahead. Another piece of good news is Hella has released some new modules that appear to better fit the 93-97 application. There are also some other benefits to these new modules that will prove useful from an engineering perspective.
The current plan is no turn signals and two modules per side...low beam projector, high reflector...available with HID low beams and high beams as an option.
There will be more updates coming shortly.
