I color matched as close I could. But the main issue is its lighter when the sun is out. and then a lot darker when it rains. So perfect matching fiberglass to metal is hard. but I did get fairly close. I have more photos...just waiting for them to hit my inbox..
@Chris its not a lot of peoples cup of tea and I can respect that. But I know you are a light person.. I know somewhere in here you posted about being a light snob...lol...I am not.
@Chris its not a lot of peoples cup of tea and I can respect that. But I know you are a light person.. I know somewhere in here you posted about being a light snob...lol...I am not.
Oh dear God!!!! I completely agree with you....I have seen them stacking light bars, and adding enough light bars to make me wonder how many switches are in there...
Oh dear God!!!! I completely agree with you....I have seen them stacking light bars, and adding enough light bars to make me wonder how many switches are in there...
That's my point... it's senseless. A good set of headlights should be all the forward light output you need. I've tested mine on completely dark, unlit roads, and they light up the night so well, that I have no idea why I'd need any more lights.
It just looks tacky when people start adding all those light bars I think.