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Originally posted by andyp
So Carlson, can you tell it's static tint when looking from a few feet away?
So Carlson, can you tell it's static tint when looking from a few feet away?
I did a good job cutting the shape. You can kind of see the "straight line" egde of the tint (near the position of the HID)from a few feet away...
Anyway, I think it looks so much better than the amber before.
Carlson - Rick Hesel has the first prototype clear diffusers for the headlights ready to be installed in an S...airgate's to be exact. But he may have a smoked version in the near future as I think those were in his original plans. At $85 it's not a bad idea. But I like what you've done to yours. So much for so little!
Good job, Andy!!! Keepin' your fellow PWs entertained!
I like the "model" pictures, Andy, but I'm not sure I'd let my wife put her hands on my h
d! j/k! I'll have to get her to help me wash the car next time in hot pants! 
I also liked your pix in the PW family album. Otabe-san and Uehara-san were the two engineers most mentioned in Dan Carney's book, so I'm not familiar with Nakano-san's role in the S2000. Do you know what he worked on?
Did you get to Tochigi factory?
I like the "model" pictures, Andy, but I'm not sure I'd let my wife put her hands on my h
d! j/k! I'll have to get her to help me wash the car next time in hot pants! 
I also liked your pix in the PW family album. Otabe-san and Uehara-san were the two engineers most mentioned in Dan Carney's book, so I'm not familiar with Nakano-san's role in the S2000. Do you know what he worked on?
Did you get to Tochigi factory?
NO probs Charlie.
Anything for a fellow whore!

I have no idea who this Nakano-san is, or what he did for the engineering of the S. I wish I could visit the Tochigi factory as some have here. They tell me that it's one hell of an experience.
PW family trip anyone?
Anything for a fellow whore!

I have no idea who this Nakano-san is, or what he did for the engineering of the S. I wish I could visit the Tochigi factory as some have here. They tell me that it's one hell of an experience.
PW family trip anyone?




But anyway...there's more to it than that.


