ylose, got a question for you. . .
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ylose, got a question for you. . .
On your website, one of the mods you've listed for the future is 2" high intensity driving lights. Have you found a small light that can replace the headlights? Or are they going to be in addition to your existing lights?
I'm interested because I intend to do away with my headlights and mount some new ones in a custom grill. The smallest lights I've found in my searches are the ones GM put on the mid 90's Grand Prix (4 total @ 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" each). :)
I'm interested because I intend to do away with my headlights and mount some new ones in a custom grill. The smallest lights I've found in my searches are the ones GM put on the mid 90's Grand Prix (4 total @ 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" each). :)
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (74-Roadster)
Hope you guys had a good Christmas. I am in NC and am starting to have Vette Withdraws :lol: Did you get your grill yet? Just wondering. Be safe tonight and say Hi to the Family
John
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (theandies)
I picked up some driving lights...they are about 2 inches wide and half as high.
they can be used as driving lights and project 60 % farther than current lights.
I am mounting them under front...in that opening I have in my front spoiler..
mounting them out of sight...but they project very well...
I will take pics when i get a chance,.
also...I bought some black outs for the front parking lamp vents ...
will take pics of those too.
-J
[Modified by ylose, 2:13 PM 12/31/2001]
they can be used as driving lights and project 60 % farther than current lights.
I am mounting them under front...in that opening I have in my front spoiler..
mounting them out of sight...but they project very well...
I will take pics when i get a chance,.
also...I bought some black outs for the front parking lamp vents ...
will take pics of those too.
-J
[Modified by ylose, 2:13 PM 12/31/2001]
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (ylose)
Sorry, but I'm still confused, so they can be used in lieu of headlights, or just a great quality fog light???????
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (74-Roadster)
in ieu? hehe
they are driving lights....not fog lights...so I will wire them in with my normal
driving lights, giving me 4 beams with normal and leaving the high beams
alone to work as normal function. They come with a switch so you can turn them off or on...this I will hide under the dash, as when its in the on position they will come on and off with the driving lights...
they are a neat setup...
they are driving lights....not fog lights...so I will wire them in with my normal
driving lights, giving me 4 beams with normal and leaving the high beams
alone to work as normal function. They come with a switch so you can turn them off or on...this I will hide under the dash, as when its in the on position they will come on and off with the driving lights...
they are a neat setup...
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (ylose)
i too am toying with the idea of just covering up my current (box) headlight assembly and just using these at all times...will let you know how they work..
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (ylose)
I'm planning on glassing my nose and a front spoiler to the car, removing the license plate verticals and having a custom grill made for a very sleek look. With that in mind, I've been looking into relocating my headlights into the grill and glassing the headlight doors smooth. :cool: :cool: :cool:
This way I can get the custom look I'm after and drop some weight at the same time. :D
This way I can get the custom look I'm after and drop some weight at the same time. :D
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (74-Roadster)
I kind of like the pop-ups but I have thought about how it would look if small rectangular headlights were used in the the pop-up housing. Then the pop-up would only need to raise about 3" high if you used small lamps like the ones that you spoke of "mid 90's Grand Prix (4 total @ 2-1/2" x 4-1/2" each)"
The overall dimension of the headlight door could me reduced as well. Instead of the current ~15" X ~10" with round BIG round lights they could be ~15" X ~5" with small rectangular lights.
I think it would look great.
Just-a-thought. . .
For the actuation, vacuum/mechanical or electric... I didn't think about it for that long :D
The overall dimension of the headlight door could me reduced as well. Instead of the current ~15" X ~10" with round BIG round lights they could be ~15" X ~5" with small rectangular lights.
I think it would look great.
Just-a-thought. . .
For the actuation, vacuum/mechanical or electric... I didn't think about it for that long :D
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Re: ylose, got a question for you. . . (MIKER)
yeah....roadster these maybe what your lookiing for...
I am visiting my ride in its sleeping quarters tonight...so I wll pick em up and take a pic of them if i can...
I was also thinking of having them in next to the parking lamps...ideas ideas...
if I only had unlimited funds....the things i could od and try..
I am visiting my ride in its sleeping quarters tonight...so I wll pick em up and take a pic of them if i can...
I was also thinking of having them in next to the parking lamps...ideas ideas...
if I only had unlimited funds....the things i could od and try..