So I started the headlight mod...
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So I started the headlight mod...
Well I started on the headlight mod on Kitt today. I don't expect to jump into his 'transformation' until spring, but I thought I'd do some small stuff. I picked up a headlamp at Vatozone with the approximate dimensions I'd need. Sylvania PN: H4666XV and some JB Weld....which won't be used until everything is ready to be put together. What do you think for $20 and half an hour? It's nowhere near completion, but I felt a sense of accomplishment when I got to this point:
Opinions?
Edit: I uploaded 3 vids to the gallery and one to and .
These are the first results from the headlight mod. The headlight and motor stop are temporary and are temporarily attached for testing.
Opinions?
Edit: I uploaded 3 vids to the gallery and one to
These are the first results from the headlight mod. The headlight and motor stop are temporary and are temporarily attached for testing.
Last edited by tamatt27; Jan 6, 2008 at 07:02 PM.
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Re: So I started the headlight mod...
I really like it. It gets rid of the "wide eyed" look that I don't like about Firebirds. What did you do to get the headlight to stop half way up?
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Re: So I started the headlight mod...
The headlight motors work off of resistance, so I simply made a temporary 'stop' for the motor arm with JB Weld.
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