So after about 3 hours of patience, I finally got em in and working. I know I could've done it faster, I just wanted to make sure I did things right, double checking things, etc. etc. Also had to run to Sears to buy a 7/16 drill bit since that was the closest I could get to 11mm (instructions called for 11mm drill bit).
So enough yappin, here are all the pics I've taken tonight. I'll take more tomorrow without any lights on so you can see how sexy they are. I really regret not taking pictures during the process. I mutilated my bumper and wanted memories on picture but oh well.
**New daytime pics update**
Took em this morning after I woke up. Nothing fancy, but I appreciate them so much more now that I see how sexy they are.
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Here are pics in order of when they were taken starting from the first pic I took:
Function wise, they help a good amount. DEFINITELY light up the ground more around the front of the car where the headlights can't get and also the sides of the road. And surprisingly, they even get up top above the car, especially on roads where there's trees swooping down from up top.
But how do I angle these things? When I'm looking from the side of the car on a flat level surface, the lights are facing downwards just a tad. I've passed plenty of cars and none have flashed at me so I guess they're good.
I love these things.
So enough yappin, here are all the pics I've taken tonight. I'll take more tomorrow without any lights on so you can see how sexy they are. I really regret not taking pictures during the process. I mutilated my bumper and wanted memories on picture but oh well.
**New daytime pics update**
Took em this morning after I woke up. Nothing fancy, but I appreciate them so much more now that I see how sexy they are.
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Here are pics in order of when they were taken starting from the first pic I took:
Function wise, they help a good amount. DEFINITELY light up the ground more around the front of the car where the headlights can't get and also the sides of the road. And surprisingly, they even get up top above the car, especially on roads where there's trees swooping down from up top.
But how do I angle these things? When I'm looking from the side of the car on a flat level surface, the lights are facing downwards just a tad. I've passed plenty of cars and none have flashed at me so I guess they're good.
I love these things.
. I'll have to adjust the angling a bit sometime when I'm not feeling tired and lazy. As a matter of fact, I think I'll go to bed now @ 8:48PM.