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<<how does the amber light look with the smoked diffusers? I am leaning towards getting the smoked JDM version because it would look great on the Suzuka. Orange and blue just dont go together IMO.
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i left the clear bulbs in... so i dont have amber in smoked- but the clear bulb in the smoked lens gives sorta amber look- just barely!
<<how does the amber light look with the smoked diffusers? I am leaning towards getting the smoked JDM version because it would look great on the Suzuka. Orange and blue just dont go together IMO.
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i left the clear bulbs in... so i dont have amber in smoked- but the clear bulb in the smoked lens gives sorta amber look- just barely!
and mine are usdms
The diffusers look good. I also love your wheels. Those are exactly the type I want to get. They are pretty sweet.
Easy to do with some common sense. I did find, however, that Rick's directions aren't perfect. A wet cloth will cause a lot of condensation in the oven. I eliminated this by insulating with paper.
Paper is a MUST if you plan on painting, which, as I figure, is pretty much worth it on all but black cars.
I'd be strooooooongly tempted to suggest someone *not* add paper into the equation of an oven . Granted, it worked fine for you. But the slightest shift & lack of attention, and ya'd have a titch of a fire going on in there. I *do* agree about the wet towel / condensation issue with those instructions however. I myself lay a Corian cutting board along the bottom rack that I'll be setting the headlamp on [headlamp positioned upright]. But if the intention of the paper suggestion is as I expect simply to keep from having the oven rack "griddle" the black base of the headlamp, then I would suggest even something as simple as an upside-down metal cookie sheet or such.
. Granted, it worked fine for you. But the slightest shift & lack of attention, and ya'd have a titch of a fire going on in there. I *do* agree about the wet towel / condensation issue with those instructions however. I myself lay a Corian cutting board along the bottom rack that I'll be setting the headlamp on [headlamp positioned upright]. But if the intention of the paper suggestion is as I expect simply to keep from having the oven rack "griddle" the black base of the headlamp, then I would suggest even something as simple as an upside-down metal cookie sheet or such.
