LAMIN-X HID'S
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From: Walnut/Diamond Bar, SoCal
Originally Posted by tmkpres,Jan 27 2006, 06:26 PM
looks good but won't you get rolled for that ??
I have yellow Hi-Beams but thats it Don't want to get rolled for lights
I have yellow Hi-Beams but thats it Don't want to get rolled for lights
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how did you get you headlight lense to be like that?
Its the same process as tinting your windows. Look up "S2000 Headlight" on ebay and you'll find them.
small cracks in his head lamps due to the heat not being able to dissipate?
The whole concept of the lamin-x is to protect the headlights. I'm sure the cracks had nothing to do with heat dissipation. If those 1/8" auto zone black plastic headlight covers dont create this problem, lamin-x defenitely wont!
for product quality.
Its the same process as tinting your windows. Look up "S2000 Headlight" on ebay and you'll find them.
small cracks in his head lamps due to the heat not being able to dissipate?
The whole concept of the lamin-x is to protect the headlights. I'm sure the cracks had nothing to do with heat dissipation. If those 1/8" auto zone black plastic headlight covers dont create this problem, lamin-x defenitely wont!
for product quality.
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From: Seattle, WA
Originally Posted by Christople,Jan 28 2006, 03:59 PM
MYSPACE IS FOR ATTENTION WHORES AND EMOS!
I hate Myspace!!!!I have 8000Ks in my headlights and was thinking about doing a 3000K high beam conversion.
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From: Diamond Bar (909/626)
what kinda of lugs are u using withteh stock wheels? the only lugs that would work *right* witht eh stock wheels are the stock lugs, i wa slooking into getting colored lugs, most if not all aftermarket lugs are not ball contact. and i heard it isnt safe