Took the semi-long way home to enjoy some hill country twisties after a 450 mile day in the Z :driving:

These are the 200AA revisions.

Baked the headlights and opened them up. Painting them black tomorrow

you sir have bigger balls than i. ive been wanting to do this for so long, but cant bring myself to possibly melt them and blow a G buying new ones :bowrofl:

After getting mine done, I just realized how great a mod this is and do not understand why I waited for a long time. Kudos for the DIY. Any plans to put halos while you have it open?

Ouch, 2 lessons in one day. Take it to the track, it is safer/cheaper.

It was tough bringing myself to shove them in the oven! But, it was actually easy. I let them cook for 13 minutes at 250 degrees and the silicone was almost like butter lol. They came right apart with the help of a screwdriver. Im just nervous because I am not an artistic man so this paint job may not be great hhahaha.

And no halos for me, ive been thinking about if I was going to do that or not and decided I just want to go with the blackout look

:iagree:

wow... my wife would kill me if she saw a dogdamn headlamp in her brand new stove. :ugh2:

i :yum: at my Z when i opened the garage to clean bird crap off my dd... :ugh:

cant wait to pull her out tomorrow for the new tire break in... :excited:

One time, one of my wives came home (I think it was number 2) and she saw a big covered pot on the stove. She says "Yummy, you made dinner, what is it?".

"SU carburetor parts" I said.

:rofl2:

This was a spur of the moment diy as my significant other is on vacation, otherwise this wouldve been a no go.

I once assembled a 240Z engine in my kitchen when Wife #1 was on a business trip. The lighting was better there.

:tup:

my wife is planning a vacation in oct with the kids... hummmmm...