05Single's virgin build thread. 03 tahoe

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Better output shots. Projector is not mounted yet, just weged in the fog opening atm
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Seeing how these look on the hoe. Not bad. @Bigbeardenali1992 old lights(come back to those later).received_1887157421314927.jpeg


Finally reinstalled the receiver hitch. Filled in that empty hole. Looks complete in the rear now lol.
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Back to old tails.
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Ol' girl still* needs a wash :(

Working on some ideas for the hatch and getting it painted:hmm:

One thing I don't do is hide the bad stuff. I'l post successful mods and failed mods, clean truck and a dirty truck. Living amd learning, this is life:hands:
 
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Got another fleece chip in. Gave my old one to my cousin, forgot I would need it later. Now this will work with the bi-xenon fogs and bi-xenon heads.

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For the heads I got these. And sorry no fancy halos for this guy
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So the front will change from 6000k to 5000k when all said and done. More of a classier oem look.
 
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You can see the shallow yet wide design of the bowl. Piss poor garbage ass design .20171122_115413.jpg 20171122_122723.jpg
The bowl in the middle. Projector on left from a b6 passat, middle my bowl, right bowl from infinity.
 
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Side note: At first I was looking at these Koito brand led accessory lights on our forklift at work. Crazy bright with a 5000k color , lumens unknown, but no cutoff. Also can't buy Koito brand unless you're a manufacture that uses their lights. I searched and searched for similar led projector lights but didn't find any close to what i was looking for. I was just gonna jack these but I'm glad I went with the ones I got. Still figure I would share these.received_1768531653177505.jpeg received_1768531643177506.jpeg received_1768531646510839.jpeg
 
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Fit like a glove, but stuck too far out in the stock housing
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Fit like a glove and still have clearance in the aftermarket housing. And I get to recycle the shroud lol.
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So with these headlights paired with these projectors there's no crazy modification to fit them in these tiny headlight housings like with most other projector retrofits. I would say 90% pnp.
 

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Fit like a glove, but stuck too far out in the stock housing
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Fit like a glove and still have clearance in the aftermarket housing. And I get to recycle the shroud lol.
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So with these headlights paired with these projectors there's no crazy modification to fit them in these tiny headlight housings like with most other projector retrofits. I would say 90% pnp.
That's awesome they're gonna fit. That's most of the battle with projectors.
 
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You do have to shave down the bulb mounting base on the housing so the nut can be threaded onto the back of the projector. Left shaved , right not .
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And cut a small area out of the bottom of the shroud to fit the shield solenoid20180206_111332.jpg

Those are the only 2 cuts you need. From here you can slap everything back together if you want.

But For me I haven't got that far yet. Still need to paint.
 
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That's awesome they're gonna fit. That's most of the battle with projectors.
I was prepared to start hacking at the back of the housing, but once I got them in my hands and test fitted them I was pleasantly surprised to say the least lol.
 

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