Sleepy Eye Headlights=Sweetness!
OK, All I did was disconnect the battery, then adjust the headlight pop-up height manually with the *****, and then just unplug the motors to the headlights. Easy and free. Looks awesome Day/night. Anyone done this before?
wow thats a lot of work
all you realy have to do is remove the light fuse turn the head lights on and then bump the fuse into the socket untill the desired hight is acheved. then when you want your headlights to work you just put the fuse back in.
all you realy have to do is remove the light fuse turn the head lights on and then bump the fuse into the socket untill the desired hight is acheved. then when you want your headlights to work you just put the fuse back in.
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Originally Posted by tIIsleeper
The way I did it, the lights still work and you can actually see at night.
I notice theres a lot of hate on this board...........Dude just wanted to share something with us...not hear Welcome to ten years ago or somebody arguing that it is stupid to reduce light output......
Anyways.........Thats a cool look....let us know if it severely reduces driving ability at night like GTO covers on some cars
Anyways.........Thats a cool look....let us know if it severely reduces driving ability at night like GTO covers on some cars
The point is there is a proper way to do this. It is called using BP low profile head lights and make the conversion right without it reducing light output and endangering you and everyone around you! There is no excuse to not do this right it is just stupid rice and immature to endanger people b/c of your need to look at me.
Originally Posted by ghettojr1
u know whats pretty cool... and if u want to make ur headlights super bright... take the lamp and turn them upside down... and turn the high beams on... u can see a lot more!!! haha its crazy
Or just take them out completly. Then you could have ram air and go stuper fast! I mean...who needs Headlights? thats why they make streetlights...right?
Originally Posted by westler91
Dude just wanted to share something with us...not hear Welcome to ten years ago or somebody arguing that it is stupid to reduce light output...
Originally Posted by NZConvertible
This dumb mod has been "shared" hundreds of times, it used to be popular ten years ago but is now generally laughed at and reduced light output is an obvious safety risk. He may not have wanted to hear these facts, but he needed to be told them because he obviously didn't know. 

I feel that.....But you coulda addressed it in a way that was constructive. Either way
i did it on my car(pulling the fuse) not because i want to 'look cool' or because its 'jdm yo!' i did it because i like the way it looks, and as for reducing light output yep, it defanitly does. But (and ive tested this with a friend) when at night if you turn your hi-beams on its slightly more light than normal lights when they are fully functional. not too bright that people get mad, and you still have PLENTY of light to see. only downside, no hi-beam options as far as seeing farther or better on an empty road late at night.
people hate too much. ****, let him like what he likes. some people try constructive critisism...but most dont.
people hate too much. ****, let him like what he likes. some people try constructive critisism...but most dont.
Originally Posted by CrypticApathy
I wanna get a car that can wink lol

*shakes fist at crappy drivers*
Originally Posted by johnnyg
You guys don't know from cool! Everybody does this. What nobody else does is the "sleepy door" look. Jam something into the door hinge so the doors don't close completely.
Totally trick!
Totally trick!
Originally Posted by johnnyg
You guys don't know from cool! Everybody does this. What nobody else does is the "sleepy door" look. Jam something into the door hinge so the doors don't close completely.
Totally trick!
Totally trick!
baahahhaaa
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