smoked lights from LRS

rbonella · Mar 4, 2010

Well I just recieved my smoked headlights from LRS yesterday and spent the evening installing them. The tops of my hands do not have skin anymore lol. Anyhow, the main rectangle lights have so much friggin rubber going around them I am having a hard time making them look clean. Are you guys trimming any of that rubber up top, and I have been trying to sandwich the rubber that goes vertically between the other two lights as well. Sorry no pics yet. The way I installed them was, corners first, "triangles" second, main center rectangles last. I need these to look clean and right now they look like a blind man installed them, I have to adjust them now too...they're pointing down way too much!

stykthyn · Mar 4, 2010

I put dishsoap on the rubber to make it easier to manipulate. worked for me

fiveohwblow · Mar 4, 2010

stykthyn said:
I put dishsoap on the rubbers to make it easier to manipulate. worked for me

stykthyn · Mar 4, 2010

if the wifey doesnt complain who am I to argue

spitting doesnt work like you see in the pornos.

fiveohwblow · Mar 4, 2010

stykthyn said:
if the wifey doesnt complain who am I to argue

spitting doesnt work like you see in the pornos.

Spit is only good for shining, not grinding

cenok is family · Mar 4, 2010

if you install the main headlights (rectangles) first, it makes it a lot easier to get the rubber to sit in between the lights

newskool · Mar 4, 2010

cenok is family said:
if you install the main headlights (rectangles) first, it makes it a lot easier to get the rubber to sit in between the lights

lancec2c30 · Mar 4, 2010

Yeah, I always put the headlight in first. Then do turn signals and corner lights.

ID89GT · Mar 5, 2010

They are hard to get to align right. They would always point down to the ground, now they are somewhat decent but still point down pretty bad..

SMOKEDYA · Mar 5, 2010

fiveohwblow said:
Spit is only good for shining, not grinding

thanks thats my new sig! LOL peace

john

habiv · Mar 5, 2010

Last time I swapped out headlights and corner lights they went in fine...the problem was getting them to look right when aimed. Unfortunately, with fox lights, I have found that you kind of have to decide between either seeing at night or having your lights line up correctly.

rbonella · Mar 5, 2010

That's what im finding out! Look straight, or see whats in front of you. Right now with them being the smoked version and being un-adjusted...it's rather hairy driving at night. I don't drive too much at night, but I am in the midwest with country highways and deer so I need the light to go down the road a good ways. Call me crazy, but I want to find a better way to adjust these lights without spending over 15 dollars on the adjustment tool from LRS!

beyondspexj · Mar 5, 2010

habiv said:
Last time I swapped out headlights and corner lights they went in fine...the problem was getting them to look right when aimed. Unfortunately, with fox lights, I have found that you kind of have to decide between either seeing at night or having your lights line up correctly.

agreed!!!

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