my c-4 light kit progress
Team Owner
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: sw Ohio
That being said if you were gonna do a non popup headlight mod, making it yourself would be the way to go. That'd be crazy to blow $1000 on this.
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Joined: Sep 2007
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Sliding headlight covers?
I'd like to eliminate the headlight motors from my 84 also, but I must agree that it just doesn't look as good to have the clear covers.
So I'm thinking just have the headlight covers slide away to reveal the clear lens and the fixed headlights. This would require much less mechanism and thus weight from the existing design, and also would keep the good aerodynamics with the lights on.
So I'm thinking just have the headlight covers slide away to reveal the clear lens and the fixed headlights. This would require much less mechanism and thus weight from the existing design, and also would keep the good aerodynamics with the lights on.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Rockford IL
Has anybody made, or seen head lights in the front bumper of a C4? Where the fog lights are, near the turn signals??
Not the "stalker" front bumpers....
Not the "stalker" front bumpers....
Last edited by Brinitvette; Nov 12, 2007 at 11:45 PM. Reason: adding to the post.
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