Depo black headlights housing
02-12-2011, 03:02 PM
#71
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Another wrench day?
It sure seems like it. I may not have been the first but we are buying them fast as hell after I did mine.
But honestly if you're going to tear apart a headlight and retro fit projectors... might as well do it to your stocks or somebody else's stock tack offs. Lord knows there will be lots of stock headlights around.
Awesome DEPOs. Somebody should tell ebayer why he's selling so many sets.
It sure seems like it. I may not have been the first but we are buying them fast as hell after I did mine.
its pretty much like the stock housings. to retrofit projectors you'd probably have to cut the back of the housing out to allow the projector to fit in, and figure out a way to secure it. i personally would not do it. my 55w HID's have a decent cutoff line/pattern for being non projectors.
Awesome DEPOs. Somebody should tell ebayer why he's selling so many sets.
02-13-2011, 01:29 PM
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02-13-2011, 02:50 PM
#76
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Any time a composite headlight is changed / replaced, it's prudent to check alignment.
Besides any adjustment is a 10 - 15 minutes deal.. Then you know your lights are not blinding on-coming traffic............
Besides any adjustment is a 10 - 15 minutes deal.. Then you know your lights are not blinding on-coming traffic............
02-15-2011, 11:32 AM
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Sorry... I've been to Jersey though....