lolllll

Z1 has the oil cooler sale til tonight... $398 for 25-rolls!!!!

my guess its going to get epiclly back ordered

Doesn't matter about the back order, we have at least 5 months before we really need it...

But it's a very good deal, just to let you guys know....

Because if many of us are planning to track the Z next year, eventually we need to buy it, and it's rare to have a discount like this....

i have this and it makes me feel so much better when im in the 7k range all the time.

yeeee buddeh blacked out with orange halos:
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b...z/DSC02743.jpg
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b...z/DSC02742.jpg
With headlights off:
http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b...ps772c96c2.jpg

:tup: looks good!

transformer....

:tup:

haha i was actually debating getting a deceptacon sticker

Anyone around here from Durham Region?

:icon17: Where're you gonna put it??

Those lights look real nice man did you do it yourself?

ye did them myself. just about 2 days of work, with taking your sweet *** time and learning how to do it. If i were to do it again id say it would only take about 60% of the time. The biggest time consumer is waiting for paint to dry. Even with the plastic cutting and shaving you still have alot of time to wait for the paint. That being said i didnt sand or remove the chrome i used Krylon Fusion for Plastic paint which bonds to it. So a bunch of time was saved on that. As always with painting, you have to do light coats and wait for them to dry somewhat before going over again. The plastic is just waay too slipery and paint will just drip right off if you spray alot. Trust me i learned this through trial and error.

That's pretty sweet though man. The fact that you have the balls to even take them apart and put them back together. It turned out good. I wanted to take mine apart just to paint inside, nothing to do with the lights but I'm always scared of fogging that's all. If your is still good come spring time, you can help me with mine :) lol

fogging is not that big of a problem really. They would fog up because of moisture getting in. What i did to mine is on top of the black glue that was already on them, after reheating it up and glueing them back together, i sealed the edge with clear silicone all around. So that should definately block off anything getting in from there. In the event that this fails and moisture gets in (aka not enough silicone) you just need to remove the cap on the back that gives access to the main projector light bulb, and maybe twist of some of the other light bulbs to allow more air to get in, and just leave the lights in a warm place for the moisture to dissapear. After its gone close up and apply more silicone. Or if you are hardcore rip it open again, clean out all the silicone and glue, buy fresh butyl rubber glue maybe some additional liquidy super black glue and re glue that sucker together. Its quite abit more work, but in either case not really rocket science to get rid of the fogging, so its not that much of a problem. A more annoying issue is if you left finger prints or smudges on the inside of the lense. They will be visible from close up and you cant wipe them off since they are on the inside, only way is to open and clean them, or live with it.