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That car looks so good and it has certainly given me some inspiration for my recently acquired TR coupe. Just out of interest, what make and size of wheels are they?
The wheels are CCW SP20A 19's up front and 20's in the rear.
Originally Posted by MikeG37
The first I've seen I really liked
Tommy, could you give info on your splash guards?
Sure, they are APSIS C6 Z06 front and rear splash guards.
Bump, these headlights are fantastic at night, just drove with them again last night and they work great. Highly recommended for functional reasons.
Just looking at your provided pics it looks like you didn't use the rubber boarder on yours. Do you have any more closeup pics? Damn you covers look glossy like glass! Is there anything special you use. I use mothers plastic polish but yours look great
I did use the rubber stripping but its a little more tucked in than yours. Unfortunately I learned a tough lesson with my shrouds and mounted the resistors for my halos to them, on a day I drove the car 7 hours the resistors got so hot they caused the plastic on the shrouds to bubble. Ended up mounting them to the headlight chassis instead. Eventually will order another set of shrouds.
The CF looks good on yours, you wrapped them? The only thing I did with the headlights was put an extremely small amount of optimum gloss coat on them while I did the whole car and then clean with meguiars glass cleaner.
Yep 3m dinoc wrapped them has held to the heat very well using 3m primer on all the curves. I originally had painted them but it wasn't holding up well on that plastic and easily scratched them during the install. I may have to look at mounting my weatherstripping a bit lower. I really just followed the indent to mount the weatherstripping. I will also look into that Optimum gloss coat looks like $50 but it would be worth it to look glass-like like yours thanks!
Yep 3m dinoc wrapped them has held to the heat very well using 3m primer on all the curves. I originally had painted them but it wasn't holding up well on that plastic and easily scratched them during the install. I may have to look at mounting my weatherstripping a bit lower. I really just followed the indent to mount the weatherstripping. I will also look into that Optimum gloss coat looks like $50 but it would be worth it to look glass-like like yours thanks!
I bought the optimum gloss coat to put on my wife's new car and the corvette. It has replaced opticoat. The stuff works extremely well and really helps from adding new swirls. I applied after correcting my paint this year and saw it said you can use on plastics and gave it a shot. It was very easy to apply, unlike a few stories I heard with opti-coat.
Dang, I have the bi-xenon upgrade for my pop ups by radio flyer.... i love the visiblity, but hate having to adjust them. (seems one slowly droops over time.)
Dang, I have the bi-xenon upgrade for my pop ups by radio flyer.... i love the visiblity, but hate having to adjust them. (seems one slowly droops over time.)
Try putting blue loctite on the vertical adjuster screw.
Originally Posted by workmanw
Mine did not come with that weather striping, did you make that yourself?
All SLC V3 kits should have come with weatherstrip. If you don't have any, let me know and we'll get you some. email: radioflyer97@gmail.com