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Pics of chromed Z headlights from the US.....

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I love em Trev wink.giflook just like mine.

 

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KEEP IT SIDEWAYS;).

NO Mac, yours are BACOFOIL - these are the PROPER JOB like what I was talking to you about wink.gif

Is this sandwich wrap aswell? if so we can deduce that sandwich wrap in america is around a third the price of it over here? biggrin.gif

that looks very good i must say.

 

Would this makes the lights brighter due to reflections ?

 

Can this be done easily ?

IMO doing this will not make the headlights any brighter - if you look at the beam path it doesn't touch the sides so how can it???????

Originally posted by andyduff:

IMO doing this will not make the headlights any brighter - if you look at the beam path it doesn't touch the sides so how can it???????

 

Surely some light will fall on the sides and be reflected out of the housing which wouldn't otherwise !!!!

 

Come on duffhead, it's not difficult to understand !!

 

 

hehehe - I never knew light could fall biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

 

Seriously though - in the dark, put your headlights on - you will see that the beam hits the glass - none 'spills' out onto the outer plastic hence no reflective covering. And before you come back and say but my housing lights up too, that is caused by reflection off the inside of the glass NOT beam 'spill' wink.gif

 

HTH

 

CheerZ,

 

Andy

Originally posted by andyduff:

IMO doing this will not make the headlights any brighter - if you look at the beam path it doesn't touch the sides so how can it???????

 

Oh Dear some people are real thick frown.gif,ask Paulg you tit,he saw the difference at Billing!

 

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KEEP IT SIDEWAYS!

 

[This message has been edited by MAC 1 (edited 23-09-2002).]

OK macs right

OK, mac's right

Originally posted by andyduff:

hehehe - I never knew light could fall biggrin.gif biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

 

Seriously though - in the dark, put your headlights on - you will see that the beam hits the glass - none 'spills' out onto the outer plastic hence no reflective covering. And before you come back and say but my housing lights up too, that is caused by reflection off the inside of the glass NOT beam 'spill' wink.gif

 

HTH

 

CheerZ,

 

Andy

 

 

Absolutely, any improvements in light output are from better electrical connections and brighter bulbs.

 

Originally posted by AndyP:

Absolutely, any improvements in light output are from better electrical connections and brighter bulbs.

 

******** to you to littlep tongue.gif

 

 

 

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LMFAO biggrin.gif

 

 

 

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"Life sucks. Get a F**king helmet, okay?"

Denis Leary

Originally posted by MAC 1:

Oh Dear some people are real thick frown.gif,ask Paulg you tit,he saw the difference at Billing!

 

 

OK, we'll let you off just this once wink.gif Muwahahahahahahaha

 

CheerZ,

 

Andy

 

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