thalilbear02

Someone just needs to start doing this as a side-job to make some money so I don't have to do it myself pleaaaaseeeee

Zymic

I'm wondering this as well.

JEM2749

There's about a 1/2 inch gap where you can see the rear of the projector. It's hard to see and you have to be close in.

HBrown

Im gonna do mine here myself pretty soon and if its easy enough for me then I will probably do a core program as I have an extra set of headlights right now.

thalilbear02

Tuxedoblack150

Is there a way to cover it with a different shroud? Also about how much space is between the Chrome bezel and the headlight lense?

JEM2749

You could probably use aluminum flashing or something to hide the projector from the side. It would need to be painted.

I can't recall the diameter of the shroud off the top of my head, but it touches the top and bottom of the housing. It fits, but it's tight. Any larger (even 1/8th of an inch) and it would need to be cut.

Edit: I misread your post. There is probably 3/4 of an inch to a full inch of space from the clear lense cover to the outer edge of the shroud.

Asputin

Night time cutoff pics coming soon?

TexasFording

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this^^^

HBrown

Just opened my headlights and I've gotta say it was a lot easier than I thought. Some people say they are terrible to open but they were extremely easy for me. Cooked them at 275 for 25 minutes and they opened just like that. The hardest part was cleaning out the perma seal. It probably took me 10 minutes to open one headlight and 25 to clean out the perma seal.