HIDs in the Off-Road lights...finally
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HIDs in the Off-Road lights...finally
Sorry no night shots till tomorrow but I finally got some energy and got this done after 2 or 3 months. My Dad just got a new dremel and that helped out immensely this time around:
Night Pics
No Lights:
Head Lights Only:
Off Road Lights Only (look like different temps...hmm):
All Lights:
Night Pics
No Lights:
Head Lights Only:
Off Road Lights Only (look like different temps...hmm):
All Lights:
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http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-400-6-9...5622747&sr=8-5
This is the dremel I bought myself earlier this year.. and it works -fantastic-.. quick fixes are a breeze if you got the right tool... and this is definitly one of the ones I suggest to anyone, especially the little 3 foot length attachment wand for it
This is the dremel I bought myself earlier this year.. and it works -fantastic-.. quick fixes are a breeze if you got the right tool... and this is definitly one of the ones I suggest to anyone, especially the little 3 foot length attachment wand for it
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come on over and help! haha I have never washed this truck since I bought it...except for a quick run down on the interior of dust once
not sure ill have to get back to ya on that one...
not sure ill have to get back to ya on that one...
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http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-400-6-9...5622747&sr=8-5
This is the dremel I bought myself earlier this year.. and it works -fantastic-.. quick fixes are a breeze if you got the right tool... and this is definitly one of the ones I suggest to anyone, especially the little 3 foot length attachment wand for it
This is the dremel I bought myself earlier this year.. and it works -fantastic-.. quick fixes are a breeze if you got the right tool... and this is definitly one of the ones I suggest to anyone, especially the little 3 foot length attachment wand for it
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to be completely honest, i could not tell you if they are better than the halogens as i only had a chance to use the halogens once before they burnt out. i need to find someone else with these lights and do a side by side comparison
Shane do you have a pic of your set up and how you set it up? I wouldnt mind getting another pair of lights up front.
Shane do you have a pic of your set up and how you set it up? I wouldnt mind getting another pair of lights up front.
