rockyfeller

iTrader: (6)

switchbacks are lookin crazy blue there. camera must have amplified the color a bit.

lookin at the dead angel-eyes makes me wanna cry.

rockyfeller

iTrader: (6)

Yea it's just the inverter. First 1 side went out then the other. Brian's car has the original Umnitza inverters. They were wired correctly and placed in a waterproof area and sealed up. He's not alone, many people reported similar failures with those inverters. Kennedy and I are running vibelights inverters which have been running strong with no problems. I haven't heard of anyone else having problems with these inverters. Brian's problem can be corrected with those. The reason why it's taking so long to fix is we are both busy and live hundreds of miles away from each other.

aSPECtL06

Brian, great pics of your car and nice pics of India too. Represent that. I love your headlights but I got one quick question...if I wanted to just delete the amber part of the signal, do I have to clear the whole headlight? I want turn signals that are either white or blue. How do I do this?

bforbrian

iTrader: (11)

Opening up he headlight then carefully removing the amber piece will reveal a clear housing behind it. I just spray painted it black. to make it appear blue or white, you need to change the bulb. Why? Because the stock headlight comes with a dull yellow/white bulb; but because of the amber piece, it appears yellow. You need to switchout the bulb entirely.

bforbrian

iTrader: (11)

haha, my cute little parking spot next to my apt at school.
shitty thing is, it's at the bottom of a hill with rocks as you can see, and when the snow melts, it becomes a muddy wasteland. my tires sink 2 inches hahaha

i signed a lease for parking next year with a very nice lot.

oOLaDYBuGGOo

Hotttttttttttttttt! !!!

aSPECtL06

Changing the bulb shouldn't be a problem, I think. But getting that little amber piece out of there is probably going to be a pain.