This process took ' bout 4hrs , 4 hands, dust free room/table a
good heat gun, a tube of black silicone and Neosporin.
oem HID's replaced with hella 7500k blue. make sure to seal up the oem ballast (3" hole when removed) on the bottom of the headlight assembly. use dynamat.
Next plan: HID foglights behind the grills(5.5")round sealed beam
(Hella conversion)

 

Cool.

 

more pix

 

more image

 

more pic

 

more picx

 

Looks good. Is the amber strip just a sticker that you can peel off? If not how did you remove it?

 

nicely done!

 

Nice if i send you my headlights can u do it for me
?

 

wow that looks hot...how did u do it?

 

the amber strip is just a piece of plastic clipped on to the assembly,
just use something soft to remove it so it won't leave any marks.
sorry, my fingers still hurtin.

 

so thats whats under there?

 

thats cool, so does it blink white now? Also did u use the oven to take apart the lights?

 

doesn't need oven. just a good heat gun and a lot of patience. you'll need to warm the glue for about 20min. before using high heat or there will be major damage!!!!!
after removal, check for lint before reassemble.
I use white led lights for replacements.

 

hey big al if your interested Id like to get those amber strips from you if you dont need them, PM me what their worth to you if you can sell em.

 

Nice job. I have an Overlay made of chrome Vinyl that will give you the same effect. I left the part where the lamp is open.

Bat™

 

Sorry, it's in the trash days ago.

 

noooooooooo. owell thanks anyway.

 

ouch! that musta hurt.

you've been waiting sooo long for these.

 

Don't mean to hijack the thread but Bat ---- SHOW ME A PIC!! OMG I WANT ONE (i'm dying to get rid of the amber strip, but too scared to pull apart the headlamps until I have a spare... which means never )