GUEST? Registration opens up many more resources which are not available to guests. Registration is free, we never sell or give others access to your information.
I have a pair on new chrome lights, but no light bar. If you have an interest, just send me a pm.
That's why I'm still looking for OEM Passing Lights. They would be too close to each other.
ok that is what I figured.
Inside. Mine have H-3 bulbs inside. Wouldn't last very long on the outside..bugs, rocks, etc would take it right off
Troll does it go on the outside, because my passing or spots are a solid unit and you can not get inside the glass.
Quote from: Troll on April 13, 2014, 10:52:57 AMThat gives a much "softer" look then mine. I like it!I used Krylon stained glass color coating
I used Krylon stained glass color coating
Only thing is, if you use the stock light bar, the driving lights will be close to the headlight, like you see in my pic (the driving lights and the headlight only have about 1/4" between them). If you ever decide to use a fairing, you won't have enough room between the lights to fit the fairing. In that case, you'll have to have a light bar like Troll has.
Seems like I remember that now... What did you use to dye the lense?
My lights are F&S chrome. I dyed the INSIDE amber. Not too dark, so they are still useful as driving lights
Quote from: Troll on April 13, 2014, 09:03:51 AMLike these?
What exactly are those?
I love those amber driving lights - reminds me of MINE.....
Quote from: kawasaki101 on April 12, 2014, 18:16:30 PMYou can use the stock bar to mount passing lights.....I did. Just drill the mounting holes and wire them up!Hey Moose. I believe those are the stock ones with no room for the passong lights. I'm looking for RatMan's chrome size. Do all the newer chrome ones, with passing lights, fit the 1999 year?
Page created in 0.067 seconds with 12 queries.