Art Project

[Mr. I - Man]

Originally Posted by timgco

sweet! Gotta pick of the whole front of the truck?

Here ya go Tim.

[CO Hummer]

Wow. Love that eyeball look!

[timgco]

Originally Posted by Mr. I - Man

Here ya go Tim.

Thanks. Very nice job!

[Mr. I - Man]

Quick question, right now I have some cheapo glass lens that came with the aftermarket 7" buckets I cannibalized. I'm thinking that the OEM lens being polycarbonate would be a better choice, because of flying rocks and thermal shock from water imersion. With a little trimming on the back side of the lenses I can get them to fit. What do you guys think? I'm on the fence on this one, feeback would be much appreciated.

Thanks

[Mr. I - Man]

bump ?? I'm debating about doing it tonight any ideas?

[Mr. I - Man]

Bump again?? Polycarbonate or Glass lenes?

[ROADCAPT]

Stay poly, unless there is a heat issue??

Be Safe

[BirdEye]

Those are badass...where'd ya get em? What brand/model are they?

[Mr. I - Man]

Originally Posted by BirdEye

Those are badass...where'd ya get em? What brand/model are they?

Thanks!

Made them from scratch!

[Mr. I - Man]

Heres how I wired and waterproofed the setup

[Mr. I - Man]

and another

[NJ H2]

I have had the projector style bixenons with the OEM polycarbonate lens installed since January 2004 with no problems. I would stay with the polycarbonate. You don't want any rocks kicking up and breaking that light.

[Mr. I - Man]

I just put on 3M light protection film on top of the poly lens, just for extra measure.