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Jan 28, 2003 | 10:26 AM

#16

kenchan

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i got the speed fx ones on mine. and yah, light does shine through, but i thought that was a convenience factor over
the real Jun's... why would i want to make my car street
illegal when its a street car? hahaha.

(silver color).

just need some water (doesnt even need to be soapy water)
and a heatgun to install. very easy.

Jan 28, 2003 | 10:33 AM

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Zoeb2s

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Originally posted by kenchan
i got the speed fx ones on mine. and yah, light does shine through, but i thought that was a convenience factor over
the real Jun's... why would i want to make my car street
illegal when its a street car? hahaha. (silver color).

just need some water (doesnt even need to be soapy water)
and a heatgun to install. very easy.

Hey Ken, what did you use a heat gun for....All I used was soap and water...did I do something wrong??

Jan 28, 2003 | 01:38 PM

#18

kenchan

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if you use the heatgun, you can get the vinyl to
soften so that it adheres to the headlight even
better to match the curvature.

if you were able to stick it on without it, that's
great. i had to heatgun mine.

Jan 28, 2003 | 01:39 PM

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InfamousDX

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Originally posted by crazydjman
I bought Jun Eyelids (replica) from Gruppe-s painted also for $50. But since they where the replicas a little trimming had to be done with a exacto knife to get a perfect fit. Other than that I have no complaints. Best $50 I've spent!

Great... Exacto knifing with my unsteady hand. Hopefully they fit and I don't have to modify them that much.

Jan 29, 2003 | 08:26 PM

#20

Banish

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Not quite lids, but only $2.00!!

Will post picks tomorrow. What I did (with the help of a couple friends and one of their mothers ovens) was to paint the interior of my lights Flat Primer Black (except for the portion behind the actual high/low beam area). Basically, the part behind the parking lights and turn signal are now black. Looks pretty darn cool IMHO...

Pics tomorrow...