Hella Micro DE Xenon install w/ Custom Bumper
03-13-2005, 02:19 AM
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Hella Micro DE Xenon install w/ Custom Bumper
Hey, my first thread posting stuff I've done. I just want to share this with the fellow my350z.com community.
I recently installed a pair of Hella Micro DE Xenon's as fog lights on my car.
Here are the pix!
**EDIT**
Arg, I can't place the images in the post, I'll have to link to them.
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I recently installed a pair of Hella Micro DE Xenon's as fog lights on my car.
Here are the pix!
**EDIT**
Arg, I can't place the images in the post, I'll have to link to them.
http://home.mindspring.com/~matthewshears/whatever/
Eh, just go to my earthlink account website.
03-13-2005, 06:51 AM
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Hey, my first thread posting stuff I've done. I just want to share this with the fellow my350z.com community.
I recently installed a pair of Hella Micro DE Xenon's as fog lights on my car.
Here are the pix!
**EDIT**
Arg, I can't place the images in the post, I'll have to link to them.
http://home.mindspring.com/~matthewshears/whatever/
Eh, just go to my earthlink account website.
I recently installed a pair of Hella Micro DE Xenon's as fog lights on my car.
Here are the pix!
**EDIT**
Arg, I can't place the images in the post, I'll have to link to them.
http://home.mindspring.com/~matthewshears/whatever/
Eh, just go to my earthlink account website.
How did you modify the front to mount these?
03-13-2005, 08:44 AM
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My car was in the bodyshop for repairs from an accident in september, and I had the guy I took it too do it. He used my old bumper to get the material and some bonding glue and epoxy. He is really good at working with polyeurthane.
03-13-2005, 06:29 PM
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Heh, I've been posting here over a year now =P
But thanks for the praise! I'm really picky, and I wanted a body kit, but they were all to aggressive. I might just do the Nismo lip, sideskirts and wing now.
But thanks for the praise! I'm really picky, and I wanted a body kit, but they were all to aggressive. I might just do the Nismo lip, sideskirts and wing now.
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Very nice. I did the same thing to my car using the Catz MSC. The installation looks cleaner on your car since you have left over material to cover the openings. I guess you have the same problem with the installation as I did - they have to mount the lights at a angle otherwise the beam would be shining at a awkward angle.
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