Photos of Silver Streak Mica xDs
07-29-2008, 07:29 AM
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As far as I know, my xD was the only real modified (outwardly) one at United other than Mike Ma's orange xD.
My wheels, overlays (front bumper, tail lights, turn signals), tints, the fin, the drop and that was uber shiney caught their eye.
My wheels, overlays (front bumper, tail lights, turn signals), tints, the fin, the drop and that was uber shiney caught their eye.
08-12-2008, 04:36 AM
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Did you by any chance take high-res shots of the materials? I want to see what the kit looks like, or at least some up-close high-res shots of the lights themselves and where they're mounted. How bright are they? Make any difference while driving?
08-12-2008, 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by tmrepp
Did you by any chance take high-res shots of the materials? I want to see what the kit looks like, or at least some up-close high-res shots of the lights themselves and where they're mounted. How bright are they? Make any difference while driving?
08-13-2008, 04:28 AM
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I am looking for a set of fogs that lights up the road more, as far as bumps and what not. Low profile tires and lowering springs = me not being a happy camper when I hit bumps, pot holes, etc.
Thank you very much for this. How do they clip in?
Thank you very much for this. How do they clip in?
08-13-2008, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by tmrepp
I am looking for a set of fogs that lights up the road more, as far as bumps and what not. Low profile tires and lowering springs = me not being a happy camper when I hit bumps, pot holes, etc.
Thank you very much for this. How do they clip in?
Thank you very much for this. How do they clip in?
The foglights are a three piece affair; the light itself, the front bezel and a rear bracket that is held together through the opening in the bumper by four screws. The kit comes with a self adhesive template that you locate by the four screw holes, and then trim (I used a Dremel tool) some bumper material to allow the front bezel to mount flush.
The front bezel is concave and the factory panel (black part) is flat (and has clips where the foglight's screws go). Hope that helps.
08-13-2008, 05:50 PM
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I have silverstar ultras in already, and feel as if the road directly in front of my car isn't lit up enough. Riding around in my brother's xA I see every bump, as does he because he has to avoid everything, since he's SLAMMED on coil overs.
How much of the bumper did you have to cut (silver on yours) or did you just cut the black fake brake duct piece... It's hard to understand how they actually mount.
How much of the bumper did you have to cut (silver on yours) or did you just cut the black fake brake duct piece... It's hard to understand how they actually mount.
08-13-2008, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by tmrepp
I have silverstar ultras in already, and feel as if the road directly in front of my car isn't lit up enough. Riding around in my brother's xA I see every bump, as does he because he has to avoid everything, since he's SLAMMED on coil overs.
How much of the bumper did you have to cut (silver on yours) or did you just cut the black fake brake duct piece... It's hard to understand how they actually mount.
How much of the bumper did you have to cut (silver on yours) or did you just cut the black fake brake duct piece... It's hard to understand how they actually mount.
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/001...-61455inst.pdf