Finally my HID headlights rock solid
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Melting Slicks
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Yes they but I had bought my ACAS few years ago and didn't want to spend the $860 and without shroud. Tried to order just his complete hardware but he didn't want to split it up and definitely understand. They are awesome looking. Do you have any problem with pitting of the projectors as they are exposed to the elements? I will be posting the hardware soon
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Melting Slicks
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Nicely done! Vid is great. Would like to see a hardware list to do this to my SunGuns (you referred to them as Lazy Eyes 
). I have a set of SunGuns from Michael and they are an awesome design.
Thanks for posting this.
YES they are very cool, and yes I love the lazy eye look!
I do have the shrouds but have not mounted them yet.
). I have a set of SunGuns from Michael and they are an awesome design.Thanks for posting this.
YES they are very cool, and yes I love the lazy eye look!
I do have the shrouds but have not mounted them yet.
1) Two 5/16 x 2" doweled pins
2) Two 1" x 6 -32 SS 2-1 1/4" x 6-32
SS screws
3) Four 6-32 stainless steel locking
Nuts
4) Two 1/4" by 0.375 x 1" shoulder
Bolts
Eight 1/4" inch stainless steal cut
5) washers
6) Four Plastic flange bushings
1/4"inside diameter 5/16" OD
3/8" long
7) Two Igus 2MTG6 bushings for the Actuator arm One for each side.
8) Two SS pilot bushing's with 3/8
ID and 3/4 inch OD
One 5/16 inch drill bit
One 1/16" inch drill bit ( small but big enough for 6-32 screw to pass through
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Great video. I have the same headlights installed on my C5 and I love them. I too love the Lazy Eye headlight look. Can you provide a link to where the Lazy Eye headlight kit can be purchased from?
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Really looks awesome man!
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Melting Slicks
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At least with a cover, if it does get scratched or weathered (and they do), it can be polished clear again.
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Melting Slicks
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No your fine! I just finished my quad projector project and was installing the lazy eye bracket (from Mike Basset) and it does not work on the stock OEM pop up light. There isn't enough adjustment available to reaim the "up"needed. However having said that i am working on a mod to for stock OEM headlight now. I will post it when completed. 
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No your fine! I just finished my quad projector project and was installing the lazy eye bracket (from Mike Basset) and it does not work on the stock OEM pop up light. There isn't enough adjustment available to reaim the "up"needed. However having said that i am working on a mod to for stock OEM headlight now. I will post it when completed.
Of so, how much is the kit?
Where is it purchased form?
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Yes, I have the stock lights. I am only trying to understand something about the lazy eye kit and its cost of the upgrade.
Is the lazy eye upgrade a complete kit, or a project where I need to buy several items and put them together?
Is the lazy eye upgrade a complete kit, or a project where I need to buy several items and put them together?
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Install bolt in Two brackets $64 Mike Basset SunGuns
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Drifting
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Sorry if I seem to be probing, but I am not getting a feel for what is included in the kit. I am still not even sure if this upgrade is a kit at all.
In the photo in this thread which shows the lazy eye installed on a C5 there you can see the following items:
Are you saying that all the above items as shown in the photo are available for $64 bucks?
In the photo in this thread which shows the lazy eye installed on a C5 there you can see the following items:
- Lenses
- Shroud around the lenses
- Nylon spacers and mounting bolts
- Mounting plate and bolts
- Mounting connectors for the bulbs
Are you saying that all the above items as shown in the photo are available for $64 bucks?
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Melting Slicks
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Sorry if I seem to be probing, but I am not getting a feel for what is included in the kit. I am still not even sure if this upgrade is a kit at all.
In the photo in this thread which shows the lazy eye installed on a C5 there you can see the following items:
Are you saying that all the above items as shown in the photo are available for $64 bucks?
In the photo in this thread which shows the lazy eye installed on a C5 there you can see the following items:
- Lenses
- Shroud around the lenses
- Nylon spacers and mounting bolts
- Mounting plate and bolts
- Mounting connectors for the bulbs
Are you saying that all the above items as shown in the photo are available for $64 bucks?
Mike Basset songun kit includes the hardware for mounting. By hardware I mean the mounting bracket that holds the projectors. projectors the bulbs the ballasts and he has no shroud no lens cover and I believe that is like $800 and if you wanted do you lazy eye brackets I believe those are like $60 additional but they might come with the kit but I'm not sure about that. Please comment if I didn't answer it right. It's hard sometimes to explain when you're writing.
