Black Halo's
02-23-2006, 10:44 PM
#17
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If its between headlights and gears, I am 100% gears. Go before show. Just think of the benefits/losses youll get from both... The only loss I can think of from the 4.10s is worse gas mileage..
02-24-2006, 03:31 PM
#26
First off I did the whistler mod last year.
Yes, I bought a set on eBay last spring. But they then returned my money and said the quality of the lights they had in stock were bad. That's when you couldn't buy black halo's anywhere for about a month or so.
I'm also thinking about buying the halo's and using the rest of the money to take my wife out to a nice dinner. I work about 55 hours a week and she work's 40hrs and is going to college full time so we never get to see each other.
Originally Posted by camaro94
Didn't you ask or mention the Halos last spring, lol?
I'm also thinking about buying the halo's and using the rest of the money to take my wife out to a nice dinner. I work about 55 hours a week and she work's 40hrs and is going to college full time so we never get to see each other.
02-24-2006, 04:37 PM
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Thats sounds like a good plan...do whatever you feel will please you more...i would have a hard time deciding to bc i go for looks and i also go for performance...but...its your car...
02-24-2006, 04:53 PM
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So I just installed my halos........What a ******* pain in the ***!! Either my car needs the body panels realigned or something because they fought me for 2 hours trying to get the damn things in. :banghead:
I finally got them in, wired up and all that and they look good and work well except for one thing. The rubber seal that goes around the headlight fixture doesnt tuck in all the way on the sides so it sticks out a bit. I think I am going to take a razor blade and just trim it down to get it to look right.
I finally got them in, wired up and all that and they look good and work well except for one thing. The rubber seal that goes around the headlight fixture doesnt tuck in all the way on the sides so it sticks out a bit. I think I am going to take a razor blade and just trim it down to get it to look right.
02-24-2006, 05:28 PM
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no pics yet....and its really ******* windy outside now so i probably wont take any for a bit. I still gotta figure out what to do with the rubber seal around the headlight. They look really sweet as long as your not right next to the car or looking dead on because that is when you see it sticking out a little. One of those little things that will drive me crazy until i fix it.