it whoudl work alright the FC guys do it and the slope is about the same on the 2 cars.... i have two side by side in the garage..........BAN ME, SHAEF YESSS!!!!!
Lamarossa Flush Headlights In Progress
- Thread starter LamaRossa
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That is really coming along nicely. Reminds me of another person's supra, he had a black 89+ and did the same conversion. It looks very similar. Keep up the nice work.
eric
eric
This is one mod ive' been waiting 4 decades(2). Looking good LAM. I would move the battery if neccessary, if its going to be done why not go all the way. Batt. in the trunk maybe?
lol man lamarossa, your car is infamous on other forums. theres some guys on beyond.ca talking about "silly modifcations" lol.
7M-GTE said:
SO FAR COST
$ 273 Lights / connectors
$ 25 1st trip to Home Depot crews / sheet metal / hinges
$ 25 2nd trip to Home Depot lexan / jig saw blades / bolts
$ 20 3rd trip Sears Hardware Store
$ 40 Couple of trips -( gas) money driving to a friends house to bend sheet metal
$ 14 (Late night crave) for Taco Bell while cutting up the Lamarossa
$ 6 Autozone trims and screws
$ 7 Alka- Selzers Plus- treatment- (Cold) while spending time in a cold garage
$ 3 Bandages- cut from sharp edge of sheet metal
$ 5 Spray paint
$ 8 2" crossbies strengthen radiator support
TOTAL UP TO DATE $426
...looking good, nigga!
That's a real clean install. I knew you had it in you meng, whenever Lamarossa sets his mind to something, he gets it done
w00t w00t!
That's a real clean install. I knew you had it in you meng, whenever Lamarossa sets his mind to something, he gets it done
w00t w00t!I don't know what your profession is, but you sure are good at fabricating and not scared of putting your ideas out to everyone.
That light looks very clean ..and awesome.
That light looks very clean ..and awesome.
that box is made out of 16g sheet metal. that is what i used long time ago. problem with the sheet metal is that it will flex underneath and not very sturdy.
i upgraded to a three layer fiberglass from my old set up --the 16g sheet metal. it was more sturdy and easy to to make adjustment with.
i abandoned the fiber glass and built something no one has. a box made out of polycarbonate with acrylic cover. the box are welded together for strength. once the box is formed, you can paint any color you like from the outside and you will have a mirror shine inside...acts like a reflector.
i upgraded to a three layer fiberglass from my old set up --the 16g sheet metal. it was more sturdy and easy to to make adjustment with.
i abandoned the fiber glass and built something no one has. a box made out of polycarbonate with acrylic cover. the box are welded together for strength. once the box is formed, you can paint any color you like from the outside and you will have a mirror shine inside...acts like a reflector.
with flush lights, you almost need to cut out the nose panel, so you can mount the headlights better, kinda like a Z31 300zx..
i've seen FC's with cut nose panels to fit non-pop-ups, let me see if i can find a pic...
i've seen FC's with cut nose panels to fit non-pop-ups, let me see if i can find a pic...
