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Thanks guys. I’m still debating on tearing these things back open if I can find a just set of lens, not sure if they are sold that way. I know it’s gonna bug me seeing the dust and these little lines.
Daaaaaamn!!! Great job. Gimme the deets on the truck! And I would NOT retro the fogs. Pop on some morimoto and call it a day. Or even the knock offs will work. If you used the butyl to reseal em, it will be way easier to crack em open this time. But you’re right, the dust and little cracks would bug me too
Daaaaaamn!!! Great job. Gimme the deets on the truck! And I would NOT retro the fogs. Pop on some morimoto and call it a day. Or even the knock offs will work. If you used the butyl to reseal em, it will be way easier to crack em open this time. But you’re right, the dust and little cracks would bug me too
thanks dunatic. I appreciate your help along the way. It was a learning curve for me and the mistakes I made were from nothing but rushing towards the end. I was supposed to be off work the last couple of days and had to go in for a few hours this morning. So, I started sealing up last night because I wanted these in today. Having said all that, I think my biggest issue is the little hairline “cracks” all over the lens. I can only guess it’s from the heat and prying then open. Now I’m debating on trying to get my lens off my factory’s and putting them on the retros....
Finally got them installed. Not really 100% satisfied as I rushed the job and got some dust inside the projectors. Also, there are like hairlike fractures all over the lens. My guess is from the heat and prying off the first time. My first retro job so I’ll take it. I like the look and others may not notice. I’ll see how I feel as time goes by.
Retro looks great BigFord. Post your output shots please
12-11-2018, 06:03 PM
