Reply to "LOW PROFILE HEADLIGHTS "VADER""

slentz (Guest)

Well, you can do your own. I bought a set of headlight buckets at San Diego with a 4X6 inch rectangulsr conversion in place, but the job was done really bad.

I made an internal bracket from 0.125 aluminum and spent a few hours poking around a wrecking yard for some better mounting hardware. 85 honda accord stuff worked great, the resulting job uses smaller headlights than (I think, the vader conversion) the 4X6 ones and ended up running to less than 50 bucks for the materials (including brand new lights)

The point is, you dont NEED a kit!!

Good Luck

Steve

9/19/023:26 PM

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