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  1. I actually got a set of EBAY for an extra to do this to. I did this mod probably 5 months ago and everything works like a dream. I have an 6k KID kit that I've been running for about 4 months and its a perfect set up.

     

    The only difference that I found was that the OEM set used 5 torq screws (I think) and the set of EBAY had phillips screws instead of torq screws.

     

    I can did up the seller if anyone is interested, but I believe they were right around the same price, maybe a little cheaper than $250

     

     

    Here's some older pictures, but still looks the same

    http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc103/buduck04/P3230004.jpg

    http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc103/buduck04/P3230001.jpg

     

    What do you use to keep your lights so clean???

  2. looks great man, i decided not to paint mine this time around (the 05s are already partially black anyway), but i like your look alot. What did you use to paint? could u post a couple more pics, (close up, head on) to really get a good look at the lights?

     

    +1

     

    I painted with first (quite thin) layer of Plastidip for adhesion, and than many layers of flat black Krylon Fusion for plastics. It created quite durable finish (I first painted invisible spot on the top to test adhesion). No sanding necessary.

     

    I'll try to come up with more pictures.

  3. Did this mod last weekend.

     

    I can't say that it was difficult. Taking bumper and lights off takes about 20 minutes. The painting took some time but as I did it Sat evening, and than let paint to cure overnight before baking - it didn't take that much of my time each day.

     

    Baking lights at 200F for 10 minutes works like a charm. Than just use flat screwdriver to pry it apart, wasn't difficult at all.

     

    Press it together cold as best as you can, than bake it again, press together, put the screws in, and use clamps for 20 minutes where there are no screws.

     

    I only taped the reflector (flat squares) around turn signal, everything else went black. When all done, it looks mean/sick/awesome. Totally worth it.

     

    I noticed that there is two plugged holes in the back of the light. I imagine it can be used to blow air through the light to get rid of condensation (I don't have that problem). Don't need to take light apart for that.

     

    I used 3M blue tape, and it didn't take any chrome off. it left some sticky residue on reflector. Cleaning with alcohol helped some, but some is still left. But you have to be 2" from the light and look hard to see it. So it's no problem.

     

    http://trusevich.com/album/other/Subaru%20Legacy%20GT%20type%20B/odyssey%20pc545/mysuby.jpg

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