HID Retro Memoirs NNBS Tahoe/Suburban

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That would bother my ocd lol

my drivers side is ever so slightly off (and I mean barely) and I notice it ALL THE TIME. I couldn't live with those on the Jeep
 
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You done with your's yet?!?!

On hold at the moment.

The lights are technically finished.

I just have to pull the bumper and aim them without the lens and then seal them up.

I have been waiting for it to warm up and also I have been busy with life stuff :(
 

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Who makes a good quality projector replacement for the NBS Denali?
I put my HID's in the OEM housings, and they look great. Just worried if the housing will hold up over time.
 

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Yeah it's starting to annoy me. Honestly just happy I'm not rocking the P&P HIDS anymore though never thought I would convert and boy am I happy I did.
 
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Yeah it's starting to annoy me. Honestly just happy I'm not rocking the P&P HIDS anymore though never thought I would convert and boy am I happy I did.

There a fix for this?

Send them back?

Adjust them on the truck?
 

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Yeah it's starting to annoy me. Honestly just happy I'm not rocking the P&P HIDS anymore though never thought I would convert and boy am I happy I did.

Marcus it is a easy fix with the MH1 depending on how they mounted it. If they used the threaded mounting shaft with the lockring and not epoxy, you can turn the projector from the rear by spreading a pair of needle nose pliers to grip the notches in the rear of the projector used to align the bulb and turn slowly making sure you don't loosen the locknut in the process. I am really OCD about straight cutoffs and have used this technique to correct the alignment if it is off.

Heres a rough drawn photo of what I am talking about
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Yeah he told me to do that, just haven't gotten to it. I'll probably get to it this weekend.
 

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