2005 F150 HID Retrofit with LS430 Projectors - Pics Included!!
#16
Originally Posted by cvc14
Thanks for the replay.
Just one thing. Did you have to modify the back of the headlight housing at all? Is it still going to look stock from the back? Thats what I should have asked in the first place.
Just one thing. Did you have to modify the back of the headlight housing at all? Is it still going to look stock from the back? Thats what I should have asked in the first place.
Duke
#17
Originally Posted by F150 Duke
The back of the headlights will have to be modified. They rear of the projector will stick out rought two inches farther. I'm going on a hope and prayer that doesn't run into the metal behind the headlight. Or else this will take further "modification".
Duke
Duke
Looking foward to seeing the end result.
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#19
Originally Posted by Patman03SprCrw
The left side is the original creation i put up last night, and the right side is just the projector. So essentially its the same thing, but the left the chrome is much much darker.
-Patrick
-Patrick
Thanks again,
Duke
#20
Yea all i can say as far as soft ware, is ive got a boot at the end of my leg
And its not hard to get your hands on a copy, email me for better instructions.... if you need help getting a copy or getting started. And i agree the right one is more what it will look like, but at the same time the left side looks good too.
-Patrick
And its not hard to get your hands on a copy, email me for better instructions.... if you need help getting a copy or getting started. And i agree the right one is more what it will look like, but at the same time the left side looks good too.
-Patrick
#22
#26
Originally Posted by Patman03SprCrw
whats the latest on the retrofiting?
-Patrick
-Patrick
The headlights will be here next week, and I'll have pictures to post later this week.
Once they get here it'll probably take a few days to plan the actual install into the vehicle.
I've identified a little problem, in that I'll need to cut some of the frame behind the headlight out, and then prime and paint that to eliminate the possibility of rust.
My goal is to have them installed and finished by February 19th.
As soon as I have more pictures I'll post them.
Thanks,
Duke
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