ok this is really confusing me i tried space coast fieros and i cant click on the picture of the headlights the taillights are hot as hell but i want the headlights anyone know where i can get a set of them?
Mine were $400 using REAL HID lights for the low beams.
so he gives you options as far as lights thats good probabley without the HId id geuss around $300 hopefuls thankyou very much 1 more question for you how are they at night do the work as well as the stock lights?
It took me some time to get them aimed correctly but I did. There is a dark space about 10 feet or so in front of the car so I ended up using some after market turn signal/driving lights to compensate.
It took me some time to get them aimed correctly but I did. There is a dark space about 10 feet or so in front of the car so I ended up using some after market turn signal/driving lights to compensate.
not bad if you dont mine me asking how are they mounted do they mount to the hood or somewere else?
The lights are mounted to the original Fiero light mounting studs. The plastic clear lens cover is held in place by the red colored fiberglass which is mounted to the original hood mounting points. Hope all of that makes sense. I can take some pics if necessary tomorrow.
The lights are mounted to the original Fiero light mounting studs. The plastic clear lens cover is held in place by the red colored fiberglass which is mounted to the original hood mounting points. Hope all of that makes sense. I can take some pics if necessary tomorrow.
yea makes perfect sense ill be ordering a set asap ill make sure to tell him you refferd me to him thanks a lot for your help dude hopefuly i can return the favor someday.
im going to try and come wont be bringin my fiero because i dont think itl make the trip but im thinking of either flying down or taking my firebird down. this is all if i find a good enough job in time.
Yes the Munson lights..........I experienced the same darkness immediately in front of the car as I believe LT said... (why he bought the driving lights). They are a beautiful set of lights....well made......easy to install..maybe I didn't tinker long enough aligning them. good instructions.plug and play.
Yes the Munson lights..........I experienced the same darkness immediately in front of the car as I believe LT said... (why he bought the driving lights). They are a beautiful set of lights....well made......easy to install..maybe I didn't tinker long enough aligning them. good instructions.plug and play.
you interested in selling them?
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never2old Member
Posts: 1854 From: Wyoming, Michigan USA Registered: Dec 2005
Sorry......no. I will give it one more shot with LT1's idea. They really are nice. Have also thought of using a small soup can (well they used a can of some kind for the air filter} and rig up somethong that would attach directly to the headlight door. The flushmounts are great looking as you always have the sleek look though I wonder how they would be in our snowy climate. I know ....I know.we don't drive them in the winter.
Only one bulb is on when the parking lights are on. When the turn signal is on, then one bulb blinks and the other stays on. After installing the lights, both LH and RH were pointing up. It took several attempts adjusting/driving to get them right.
EDIT to say that they were $55.00 for both.
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do they both shed light when not flashing for a turn ( does the light work as one bright light when not flashing}
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never2old Member
Posts: 1854 From: Wyoming, Michigan USA Registered: Dec 2005
I had a setup similar and set up the signallight as a daytime driving light/signal light. Main issues are the need for a digital flasher and led side marker light to allow the relays and flasher to operate properly.
I now have 2 sets of projector fog lights filling the hole as the ones I had before cracked from rock chips. These blazer fog projectors appear to put out more light with less power due to the optics. (old were 50 w, new are 37 watt)
1 relay for the second fog light/spot light 3 relays are used to switch the turn signals, as if there were 3 3-way switches.
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Daniel Member
Posts: 282 From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registered: Jun 2003
I normally only have one set on now, as my headlights are now adequate. I have a set of projector HID that are great at night, and the fog just fills in the sides close to the car.
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CenTexIndy Member
Posts: 3061 From: Waco, Texas, USA Registered: Mar 2006
It may give you an idea of what they are like. He likes em. We spent a lot of time adjusting them, but we still decided to add some fog lights to his after a few months of driving.
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Carswell...Wellscar Member
Posts: 947 From: Whitby, ON, Canada Registered: Aug 2004
Hey LT188GT any chance you could get some night pics of the lights / driving lights? im looking to do this conversion too since my pass. headlight motor gear is stripped and i like the sleakness and the capability of getting an updated bright light then the old sealed beams!
Even if anyone else have night pictures and pictures of wiring for updating / custom modifications for the signal / driving lights!
Thanks all
Matt
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winger1955 Member
Posts: 579 From: toledo-ohio-usa Registered: Jan 2008
you can put a set of lights in the open mouth of front nose. autozone $24.00. i tapped into my headlight system. that way they come on with my headlights. took care of the dead zone in front of my 87 gt fiero. tell Kris, Jerry Lynn from Holland, Ohio, sent you. i have been giving away his cards at carshows for two years now.