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-Armrest -Quik Latches (bumper) - halfway, gotta pick up a larger step up bit tomm -Headlights (1/2, got them in, tested, and tomorrow going to wire them up a bit differently than the norm I think that's it haha |
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Very Nice! I love the quick latches! They help get rid of the bumper sag! As for the headlights.. ![]() Side note: I got my Morimoto Fog Lights installed this weekend!
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So am i going potato here? Auto levelers means that the switch inside the car to shift the lights up and down doesnt work anymore, so how do we go about leveling?
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We have a electronic control on the inside of the cabin via a switch. the headlights themselves still have a manual adjustment on the back. Pop the hood, then stick a screwdriver into the adjustment knob and adjust their height according to spec... just like every car before them. EVEN if you have the electronic adjustment you can manually adjust them. -B |
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Hmm i didnt see the normal couple adjustment screws/bolts, but then again i only had to worry about that on old trucks that were pretty obvious to adjust. The morimotos have that small sealed electronic unit on the back that i thought was to be plugged in, allowing for manual adjustment from inside, I may be mistaken, or maybe i forgot a plug. Ill look in the AM when im out of work.
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Ah, nevermind, i just popped the hood quickly here and i can see the little plastic knob on there! Thanks for the polite response to that haha
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Got some more shots for you guys!
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I'll have to sort out an issue. I wired in an aux fuse box at the same time I did headlights. Everything works well with the exception of the dimming feature on the clock and radio. I'm either full bright or nothing on the clock and dim on the radio, then when headlights are on I'm in max dim on clock and radio... hmm
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How is overall light output with these compared to OEM HIDs?
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