Black Projector lights F/S or Advice.
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Black Projector lights F/S or Advice.
I bought these from X3racing.com a little while back, and installed them on my car. I used the 2 bulbs from my orginal lights but noticed that there was a little bit of condensation on the inside of the housing, besided that they looked awesome.
http://www.x3racing.com/product.asp?pid=PRO-YD-HC01-BK
I will sell them for $100 + shipping if someone wants them, or I will keep them and re-install them if someone knows how I can avoid the condensation problem?
Besides that they are in mint condition, only used for about 1 hour. The bulbs from my stock light didn't fit %100, so I installed the bulbs with a bit of silicone around the seal for them to seat. I don't know what caused the condensation, but it might have been from going from inside my air condiioned appartment out to the 100 Deg humid garage here in South Texas near the water!
Anyway, suggestions or offers are welcome.
http://www.x3racing.com/product.asp?pid=PRO-YD-HC01-BK
I will sell them for $100 + shipping if someone wants them, or I will keep them and re-install them if someone knows how I can avoid the condensation problem?
Besides that they are in mint condition, only used for about 1 hour. The bulbs from my stock light didn't fit %100, so I installed the bulbs with a bit of silicone around the seal for them to seat. I don't know what caused the condensation, but it might have been from going from inside my air condiioned appartment out to the 100 Deg humid garage here in South Texas near the water!
Anyway, suggestions or offers are welcome.
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i just got some tyc projectors... siliconed the hell outta the edges... going from nice air conditioning to 100º with 100%-ish humidity fogged up the outside, but after it leveled out, i've had no problems with fogging, even with the ridiculous humidity and the out of nowhere massive downpours.. just my 2 cents..
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Originally Posted by DoubleDeuce2k2
blow the hair dryer inside it for a few minutes, then try it.
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it doesnt matter if you BLOWDRY them or not
just pull the fukn black rubber piece off the back when they fog up! they will only fog if there is moistier in them. everyone is makeing it wayy too complicated
just pull the fukn black rubber piece off the back when they fog up! they will only fog if there is moistier in them. everyone is makeing it wayy too complicated
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Originally Posted by acidbaby
it doesnt matter if you BLOWDRY them or not
just pull the fukn black rubber piece off the back when they fog up! they will only fog if there is moistier in them. everyone is makeing it wayy too complicated
just pull the fukn black rubber piece off the back when they fog up! they will only fog if there is moistier in them. everyone is makeing it wayy too complicated
So does mean that they will not fog up if I take the black rubber piece off the back?
Anyway, they are still avaliable & mint, $90 to anyone who wants em.
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