DIM Headlights
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I did leave the amber reflectors out. I like the cleared look batter. I'm going to get a LED to replace the stock bulb. This is diffently a day job for someone who has never done it before. I pretty much went by this write-up: https://my350z.com/forum/body-interior-exterior-and-lighting-diy/37752-diy-black-housing.html The hardest part is putting the HID Blub back together.
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Originally Posted by Strife350z
GREAT work! what kind of paint did you use? it's nice and glossy... matches your SB very well
more pics from far away pls!
more pics from far away pls!
Originally Posted by usmanasif
Good work, Robert. Very well done! I know I would never have the courage to ever attempt this myself.
So, is swirl removal next on your agenda?![Wink](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
So, is swirl removal next on your agenda?
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Just ordered a set of Super Amber Inverted Cone LED, from www.VLEDS.com, for the side markers. I'll post pics once I get them installed.
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Had a lot of questions about this. Here is my response:
Here is a DIY write-up: https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37752
Alright, You do need to remove the bumper to get the headlights. I found it easier to do that while the car is on jack stands. Once you remove the headlight you need to remove all the bulbs. This is where you need to be careful not to break the HID bulb or touch the bulb itself. Once you have everything removed you bake them. I baked mine at 300 for 7-10 mins. It is to loosen the sealant. Once you have baked them pull them apart carefully. You don't want to get sealant on the internals or the lens. Remove the chrome peices and paint as desired. Reinstall and put the headlight back together. Bake again & push tightly together. Re-install all the bulbs and hardware. Put back on car and bumper and enjoy. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Here is a DIY write-up: https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37752
Alright, You do need to remove the bumper to get the headlights. I found it easier to do that while the car is on jack stands. Once you remove the headlight you need to remove all the bulbs. This is where you need to be careful not to break the HID bulb or touch the bulb itself. Once you have everything removed you bake them. I baked mine at 300 for 7-10 mins. It is to loosen the sealant. Once you have baked them pull them apart carefully. You don't want to get sealant on the internals or the lens. Remove the chrome peices and paint as desired. Reinstall and put the headlight back together. Bake again & push tightly together. Re-install all the bulbs and hardware. Put back on car and bumper and enjoy. Let me know if you have anymore questions.
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Originally Posted by Resolute
Wow.
I can't wait to see this in person on Sunday. Nicely done man. Top notch.
Will
I can't wait to see this in person on Sunday. Nicely done man. Top notch.
Will
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Originally Posted by Acree
Nice rubber. They stick well don't they? I am running kdwII 255/40's out back. I was at the drag strip last weekend. I was launching at 4000rpm and my car was STILL bogging. Crazy tires. Sorry to take it off track!
Originally Posted by Acree
Nice headlights.