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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-Squared
Wiring is the easy part, modding the brackets to make them fit and sit perfect in the grill opening is the part that takes some time.
But yeah, I can help you out.
But yeah, I can help you out.
Of course when I moved them to the lower opening, that was a whole nother story.
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Matt any luck on those SECCS stickers??
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Matt any luck on those SECCS stickers??
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Originally Posted by skimonkey30
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Matt any luck on those SECCS stickers??
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Matt any luck on those SECCS stickers??
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-Squared
Actually, let's plan on doing it at the house after teh meet, that way I'll have all my tools if we need to change stuff.
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Originally Posted by Egan
Modding the brackets? I mounted mine to two existing holes with stock bolts using the flat brackets that came with the horns. No modding was required at all.
Of course when I moved them to the lower opening, that was a whole nother story.
Of course when I moved them to the lower opening, that was a whole nother story.
If there's a better way to mount them, I'd love to see it; I actually ended up fabbing a bracket for Matt's horns, which is the cleanest install I've done.
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-Squared
If there's a better way to mount them, I'd love to see it; I actually ended up fabbing a bracket for Matt's horns, which is the cleanest install I've done.
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-Squared
Yeah, but no 2 exisitng hols seem to allow me to line up the horns centered both vertically and horizontally. At least ont he bugeys and Dave's 05, the horn bolt (in the stock location) is offset by about half an inch from the lower hood release latch, and those are the only two holes with captive bolts. You wouldn't know it from my car, but I'm a perfectionist when it comes to symmetry.
If there's a better way to mount them, I'd love to see it; I actually ended up fabbing a bracket for Matt's horns, which is the cleanest install I've done.
If there's a better way to mount them, I'd love to see it; I actually ended up fabbing a bracket for Matt's horns, which is the cleanest install I've done.
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Of course I may be off .002 degrees.
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
man, leave my phone at home for one day...
