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Yea this wasn't an easy project considering the lack of space but I couldn't see those duct areas go unused. The Fang area is actually two pieces with the lower
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Yea this wasn't an easy project considering the lack of space but I couldn't see those duct areas go unused. The Fang area is actually two pieces with the lower portion unbolting from the inside & the top portion being part of the inside bumper. These convex lights are readily found in many OEM cars, the only difference being the casing and class color. The metal oval surrounding my lights fits well in the area I only had to use abs plastic to fill in the gaps. But because of the oval trim the bulb becomes a side mount negating a high powered LED that uses 9 elements combined with the inside being nonreflective. Had I used a rear mounted element I could of utilized the full potential of the LED [amber]. I will down load another picture of the units.
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The Blue Max Last edited by The BlueMax; 07-03-2011 at 05:44 PM. Reason: take out a connecting word |
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