Headlights
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It's better known as windscreen sealant as that's what its original purpose is. Comes in a long rope that you can stretch out to the desired thickness.
However, I wouldn't recommend using that anymore. Use the Morimoto RetroRubber. It's made specifically for sealing headlights and holds them together much better.
However, I wouldn't recommend using that anymore. Use the Morimoto RetroRubber. It's made specifically for sealing headlights and holds them together much better.
I will do a search for myself, and see if I can find it online.
And yes, MGD, they were both around 18yrs old and didn't have a CLUE!!!
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Heed the warnings in the halo install guide: http://www.theretrofitsource.com/diy...alo-guide.html
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Last edited by MGD; Apr 23, 2015 at 07:26 PM.
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Don't know if it would look tacky or not, but has anyone installed angle eyes in both positions? (On the front and the rear section of the shroud)
Might look dumb but just wondering....
Might look dumb but just wondering....
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One note on these - they are best used when the projector itself is 'OFF', due to heat.
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I figured someone had.
I was going to wire them so they shut off when low beams are on. Don't really need them on or blinking orange when the turn signal is on.
When I ordered, I couldn't picture how the "back ones" would look, but now that I have the shroud in my hand, I think I would have preferred them. Oh well