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okay.. so the next question is who can make it....
Or who can make a retrofit kit: Plugs that can be bonded in to block the stock light openings, LED light and mount assembly, small can of flexible quality bondo type stuff, etc..
I think we could have another successful forum vendor or a more successful current one!
My TS front's still stored away in its box, so I can't check at the moment, but isn't that lower opening used for the brake ducts, or is that the one around the fog lamps?
I hate that this thread came out because I was thinking about the Audi style LED's for the front TS corners for a while and this was supposed to be my winter project and I wanted to be the first to post pics.
However, I am glad that this pic got posted because it gives me a good idea on how great that really looks...especially without the stock turn signal slot. I've been talking to a couple custom body shops about this and they all want to put standard LED strip lights in and I think it should go with the larger Audi or Porsche style LED's and not those small LED strips you see on other posts.
I would definitely put my name on the list if someone where to come out with this front end and light combo.
My TS front's still stored away in its box, so I can't check at the moment, but isn't that lower opening used for the brake ducts, or is that the one around the fog lamps?
You are correct..they are for the brake ducts....so what now
You are correct..they are for the brake ducts....so what now
Well, I was thinking that insteald of a solid light filling the whole space, since the idea is to use LED's, you can fabricate a thin light bar that handles the whole. Something that would have a couple of thin vertical bits to hold it in place. I actually think it'd look cooler to not see any structure in there but the LED's themselves.
Well, I was thinking that insteald of a solid light filling the whole space, since the idea is to use LED's, you can fabricate a thin light bar that handles the whole. Something that would have a couple of thin vertical bits to hold it in place. I actually think it'd look cooler to not see any structure in there but the LED's themselves.