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Vegas Raptor
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Your welcome JJf150harley...All servicemen/contactors appreciate that simple comment! Been at it for 33rd years now...retired AF now contactor...My fifth time here and my last! Thank God...
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As for the light I see the vibration effect as I drive down the road. A jitter of up and down short motions from the 8" lights. As for the gap yes, it looks noticeable, but can live with it. Kind of reminds me of a story of a beautiful women on the other side of the bar staring at you...then she smiles and shes missing her front tooth...kind of wrecks it for ya...LOL...Yes; she got a gap to hail a taxi, but not missing a tooth!
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As for the light I see the vibration effect as I drive down the road. A jitter of up and down short motions from the 8" lights. As for the gap yes, it looks noticeable, but can live with it. Kind of reminds me of a story of a beautiful women on the other side of the bar staring at you...then she smiles and shes missing her front tooth...kind of wrecks it for ya...LOL...Yes; she got a gap to hail a taxi, but not missing a tooth!
BAJASVT
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Is the mounting method of these lights any different from your old lights? I had some KC Daylighters years ago that had a rubber isolator bushing on the mounting stud; road vibration and jitter would be exaggerated to those lights whereas my solid mounted lights (no bushing) wouldn't be.
Because we're talking about three lights, when you mentioned a woman at the bar I immediately thought of Total Recall.
Because we're talking about three lights, when you mentioned a woman at the bar I immediately thought of Total Recall.
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WOW
Hot Dam* Now thats what I'm talking about! Three 8" headlights...!!! Honey I'm home! I'll never look at my truck the same again!!! Stay tuned for Baja Design two in mid April...Making some changes...
Is the mounting method of these lights any different from your old lights? I had some KC Daylighters years ago that had a rubber isolator bushing on the mounting stud; road vibration and jitter would be exaggerated to those lights whereas my solid mounted lights (no bushing) wouldn't be.
Because we're talking about three lights, when you mentioned a woman at the bar I immediately thought of Total Recall.
Hot Dam* Now thats what I'm talking about! Three 8" headlights...!!! Honey I'm home! I'll never look at my truck the same again!!! Stay tuned for Baja Design two in mid April...Making some changes...
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JJ f150harley
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Ur welcome being that my dad is a Viet Nam veteran I've been ingrained to say that when I come across current or former military members. The contribution all of you have given to all of us is amazing.
I think bajasvt is on to something with the rubber isolators. Maybe putting something like the o rings in a garden hose, in there will help but I also think that bracing that bar would help. Those are some big honkn lights and the wind just loves to mess with stuff that gives resistance.
That pic is........wow hahaha
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I think bajasvt is on to something with the rubber isolators. Maybe putting something like the o rings in a garden hose, in there will help but I also think that bracing that bar would help. Those are some big honkn lights and the wind just loves to mess with stuff that gives resistance.
That pic is........wow hahaha
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