Running Lights!!
February-25th-2002 | 09:56 AM
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Running Lights!!
February-25th-2002 | 10:53 AM
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From: ottawa, ontario canada
February-25th-2002 | 02:59 PM
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Originally posted by webmaster
i actually saw one of those one a car the other day and i was like WTF that was cool as hell .. .. but i too agree .. no drilling!
i actually saw one of those one a car the other day and i was like WTF that was cool as hell .. .. but i too agree .. no drilling!
So why the no drilling?
February-25th-2002 | 09:17 PM
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I Can't Find My Pants
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From: Newfoundland, Canada
Originally posted by Protege Menace
I plan on NOT drilling the front lights, and slipping the wires UNDER the metal retainer on the bulb itself and eltting the strobes liebelow the headlight inside the enclosure
and for the rear I will drill because you cant see inside those enclosures beause of the refractors and its clouded, meaning drill hoels wont be visible
I plan on NOT drilling the front lights, and slipping the wires UNDER the metal retainer on the bulb itself and eltting the strobes liebelow the headlight inside the enclosure
and for the rear I will drill because you cant see inside those enclosures beause of the refractors and its clouded, meaning drill hoels wont be visible
February-25th-2002 | 10:23 PM
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I Can't Find My Pants
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From: Newfoundland, Canada
Originally posted by Protege Menace
well I jsut don't likle the idea of drilling into my car if I can aviod it, and more effort to close the hole later on (im lazy) so i figure let the front ones just lay inside and rears I'll drill
well I jsut don't likle the idea of drilling into my car if I can aviod it, and more effort to close the hole later on (im lazy) so i figure let the front ones just lay inside and rears I'll drill
. Just kidding. I guess laying them there would work. Might they break whne hitting bumps and bouncing around? I don't know.
February-25th-2002 | 10:46 PM
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From: Northern VA
I used to have Pilot Strobe lights, they had a 1/2'' hole to be drilled. i did it, and almost cracked one of my headlamp fixtures. cause i kinda rushed doing it. its not a bad idea, u can always place a small piece of electrical tape over it if u wanna take em back out!.
but yea, if u do it, take ur time. and make the wires hidden, not lying on top of ur battery and engine compartments. (like mine were)
hehe werd
PEACE
but yea, if u do it, take ur time. and make the wires hidden, not lying on top of ur battery and engine compartments. (like mine were)
hehe werd
PEACE
February-26th-2002 | 12:57 AM
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I had strobe lights before one burned out. I didnt take them out I just left the lights in bcuz I didnt want to put anything over the holes. If I was to do it all over, I would get some of those strobes that they have on Fire trucks.
Anyways its your car drill if you want. You're the only that will have to like it.
Anyways its your car drill if you want. You're the only that will have to like it.
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