Super Summer Zen6 C6 Corvette Lenses Installation Special.
07-11-2017, 02:25 PM
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Super Summer Zen6 C6 Corvette Lenses Installation Special.
Super Summer Zen6 C6 Corvette Lenses Installation Special.
Grey Sealant - $499 installed - limit 5
Black Sealant - $599 installed - limit 5
Normal Install price for grey sealant is $250 + cost of lenses + cost of sealant
Normal Install price for black sealant is $350 + cost of lenses + cost of sealant
Install of gaskets is free - just pay the gasket price of $99
Install of angel eyes is free - only if we install our Orion v2.
We also offer lens engraving and DEMON eyes installs.
We also offer an LED DRL/Turn Signal Switch Back option see photos below
C6 installed:
here are some photos of work we've done:
Custom C6 SwitchBack:
Custom quad projectors:
Custom lens etching + OSS Iconz
Custom halo within a halo:
Standard retrofit oem housing
Special order GOLD Orion V4
Grey Sealant - $499 installed - limit 5
Black Sealant - $599 installed - limit 5
Normal Install price for grey sealant is $250 + cost of lenses + cost of sealant
Normal Install price for black sealant is $350 + cost of lenses + cost of sealant
Install of gaskets is free - just pay the gasket price of $99
Install of angel eyes is free - only if we install our Orion v2.
We also offer lens engraving and DEMON eyes installs.
We also offer an LED DRL/Turn Signal Switch Back option see photos below
C6 installed:
here are some photos of work we've done:
Custom C6 SwitchBack:
Custom quad projectors:
Custom lens etching + OSS Iconz
Custom halo within a halo:
Standard retrofit oem housing
Special order GOLD Orion V4
07-25-2017, 02:57 PM
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While the video is being processed/edited/produced/converted and then uploaded, we figured we'd give you a sneak peek into our process. If you have the tools shown in this video there will be no reason not to DIY the project.
Lovepreet came to us to help us do a DIY video for our customers. He did most of the work removing the bumper while we filmed. Then we took over.
The previous owner had done some work on these lenses, uses a reseal that was awful. We re-opened the lenses, installed the Orion V2 (3 ring combo is special order), removed the turn signal lens, blacked out the inner trims to a satin finish, and also wired up a set of DEMON Eyes - which will be installed later as we ran out of time.
All in, it was about 4 hours of work to achieve the results. Our quality of workmanship "speaks" - actually it doesn't speak, it's all in the pictures
No one will show you this level of clarity of their lenses.
BTW - it's confirmed that if you have a second pair of hands, there is no need to drop the bumper, ever. this DIY is far simpler than most of you all imagine.
Enjoy:
Crappy original lenses - this is an 2012 GS, and it's already in bad shape, poorly painted inner trim with debris in the paint, and of course hazing
Closer detail of the micro cracks that started appearing.
We completed it with 3 rings.
This picture is worth a million words - quality, clear, no lengthy verses on the lenses, clean and simple!
Lovepreet came to us to help us do a DIY video for our customers. He did most of the work removing the bumper while we filmed. Then we took over.
The previous owner had done some work on these lenses, uses a reseal that was awful. We re-opened the lenses, installed the Orion V2 (3 ring combo is special order), removed the turn signal lens, blacked out the inner trims to a satin finish, and also wired up a set of DEMON Eyes - which will be installed later as we ran out of time.
All in, it was about 4 hours of work to achieve the results. Our quality of workmanship "speaks" - actually it doesn't speak, it's all in the pictures
No one will show you this level of clarity of their lenses. BTW - it's confirmed that if you have a second pair of hands, there is no need to drop the bumper, ever. this DIY is far simpler than most of you all imagine.
Enjoy:
Crappy original lenses - this is an 2012 GS, and it's already in bad shape, poorly painted inner trim with debris in the paint, and of course hazing
Closer detail of the micro cracks that started appearing.
We completed it with 3 rings.
This picture is worth a million words - quality, clear, no lengthy verses on the lenses, clean and simple!