2014 UnLimited Lighting Retrofit

[Ducmonsta]

The Xbars and all of the parts to make the lights are on the market today from The Retrofit Source - [MENTION=111628]TRSAndrew[/MENTION]

The shop that built the headlights is Plain An Simple. You can contact Robert

Phone: 855-PLN-SMPL

Email: [email protected]

WHAT!!! You didn't have Oracle/AAC Style do it?!? :target:

Have you considered lightly spray tinting the reverse check? It appears that it may be white when they are unlit. Correct me if I'm wrong. I think it would look better if it blended into the headlight during the day and when they are not turned on.

 

[Miguelon]

WHAT!!! You didn't have Oracle/AAC Style do it?!? :target:

Have you considered lightly spray tinting the reverse check? It appears that it may be white when they are unlit. Correct me if I'm wrong. I think it would look better if it blended into the headlight during the day and when they are not turned on.

It think it is important to note that Robert at Plain An Simple baked these open w/o and cuts what so ever. The proper way to do so.

I agree with you about the LED strips looking better painting them. I don't think the type used can be painted. I also would have probably added a halo around the Mini Morimoto. All of these parts were in inventory at The Retrofit Source. They got word of what a craptastic job Oracle did ( I believe the heard about the website I built of whose URl shall not be named) and approached me with the idea of using their local designer/ installer and TRS parts to show how a real retrofit is done.

The Mini Morimoto is a real functioning projector that sits where the DRL was. The etching work of the "Unlimited" was really professional. I do have to go back to the designer / installer because I noticed that the "Unlimited" is actually tilted and not level.

 

[MadeInMaine]

The Xbars and all of the parts to make the lights are on the market today from The Retrofit Source - [MENTION=111628]TRSAndrew[/MENTION]

The shop that built the headlights is Plain An Simple. You can contact Robert

Phone: 855-PLN-SMPL

Email: [email protected]

OOOOOOO

I thought you were building them. Roger