New lights.
Nice work!
10-12-2006, 08:54 PM
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No, but in the first pic you can see the strip lit up on the front drivers side wheel.
The brake guard is the piece of metal directly behind your disc brakes. I just put them far enough in that you cannot see them at all from the outside of the vehicle.
I'm all about indirect lighting..........lol. Can't stand it when you can the lights.....lol.
The brake guard is the piece of metal directly behind your disc brakes. I just put them far enough in that you cannot see them at all from the outside of the vehicle.
I'm all about indirect lighting..........lol. Can't stand it when you can the lights.....lol.
10-12-2006, 08:59 PM
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i'm the same way. i see the strip, but now i'm not getting the "putting it in far enough" bit...
i dont know if the boxes are different, but the dust shield on the backside of the disc on a tc is like 1/4 inch thick... not too much space to really move it back all that far.
bah, i guess i'll have to just look at it some more. eventually i'll be ordering another 15-20 strips or so. i'm gonna go 2-3 in the wheel wells, another couple on the underside of the car to fill dead spots that the underbody doesnt shine up, and then i want to put some strips attached to the headliner at the top of the windshield to shine up the dashboard.
maybe some on top of the windows to shine those panels...
hell, might as well get a couple to do the same thing to the hatch...
and cut 2 of them shorter to hide behind the handles in the hatch...
it's only money
i dont know if the boxes are different, but the dust shield on the backside of the disc on a tc is like 1/4 inch thick... not too much space to really move it back all that far.
bah, i guess i'll have to just look at it some more. eventually i'll be ordering another 15-20 strips or so. i'm gonna go 2-3 in the wheel wells, another couple on the underside of the car to fill dead spots that the underbody doesnt shine up, and then i want to put some strips attached to the headliner at the top of the windshield to shine up the dashboard.
maybe some on top of the windows to shine those panels...
hell, might as well get a couple to do the same thing to the hatch...
and cut 2 of them shorter to hide behind the handles in the hatch...
it's only money
10-12-2006, 09:06 PM
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i respectfully disagree-
http://www.oznium.com/forum/topic10884
post #3
more work involved yes, but do-able
http://www.oznium.com/forum/topic10884
post #3
more work involved yes, but do-able
10-13-2006, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnathonSull
Thats sick! I know what I'm doing next pay day. To bad that's after HIN 
What about those things melting or braking being that close to the brakes? Is that not a problem?
What about those things melting or braking being that close to the brakes? Is that not a problem?
Did someone say Killerglass?
