Quick update...its been a while PICS!
#1
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Quick update...its been a while PICS!
So, its been a long time since ive posted, but i have a new addition to the family (of cars that is)
other than this, ive been busy with school and such. a few sickies in the family and chinese new year is comming up. taking up alot of time. barely found enough time to wash the cars...
other than this, ive been busy with school and such. a few sickies in the family and chinese new year is comming up. taking up alot of time. barely found enough time to wash the cars...
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Thanks man, me too. its up at 230,000 miles now and goin strong.
yeah my dad was jealous so i did his too
that i do sir! they are both FX-R projectors, black has 4300K bulbs with 2500K fogs and the gold one has 5000K Bulbs and standard fogs.
That would be my dads 1999 ES300 with just under 90,000 miles. got it for $4000 with a few issues, they've all been repaired by us so far. drives like a dream, im jealous of his heated seats though lol.
haha yeah i retroed both, mine took me like 10 hours or so and the gold one took me about 4 hours. i had a really good initial line up. the learning curve on retrofitting projectors in is pretty awesome. Happy chinese new year to you too, have fun!
yeah my dad was jealous so i did his too
that i do sir! they are both FX-R projectors, black has 4300K bulbs with 2500K fogs and the gold one has 5000K Bulbs and standard fogs.
That would be my dads 1999 ES300 with just under 90,000 miles. got it for $4000 with a few issues, they've all been repaired by us so far. drives like a dream, im jealous of his heated seats though lol.
haha yeah i retroed both, mine took me like 10 hours or so and the gold one took me about 4 hours. i had a really good initial line up. the learning curve on retrofitting projectors in is pretty awesome. Happy chinese new year to you too, have fun!
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#10
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GET A SET! i'll install them for a tidy fee
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whats your options, custom Plexiglas?
thanks, its cove base. the tall side trimmed under the car. and i used those self tapping screws that contractors use to assemble aluminum wall framing, they're really short black screws with a sort of drill bit at the end.
screws look like this but with a phillips head:
and the cove base looks like this:
screws look like this but with a phillips head:
and the cove base looks like this: