Recent content by Canadian1968

Don't make it sound more difficult then it needs to be. Just use some gorilla GEL super glue.

Picture of everything put together

I was thinking the same thing when i started to think about the wiring for a dual purpose unit. I think they must of used led light strip for each light, signal and driving . With my setup I belive you can only have one or the other. But someone may know a work around? .

I tired to PM you... says I'm not allowed ... might because I have sent to many pm to different people and I'm not a gold member ?

Here are pictures comparing an LED bulb and incendescent light . The incendescent is definitely my choice for this situation . The led is more white and the light is more central compared to the regular style bulb

Thanks so much guys, I will contact everyone threw PM

I think the easiest way would be to just tap into the existing wiring. Another member of a face book group posted his own version using led light strip ( don't know any real details of the his mod) but he did say he wired them into the turn signals as well as running lights. Thought that was...

Recently had someone reach out to me after seeing the hood signals that I made with my 3d printer. 1969 chargers do not have illuminated side markers like 68 , 70 ext. The client came to me with brain stormed idea of how to make an adaptor for the original lens . After discussion back for...

Not sure if you found what you were looking for but I am the guy that 3d prints a reproduction of these if your still interested

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Ohhhh boy here we go ........ To the OP, please do some reading either on this site or anywhere else on the web. This topic has been beaten to death so many times its not funny any more. Any question you have has been covered in one thread or another. As pnora said, I sure wouldn't either...

just like everything else on these cars, everyone has a different experience. I ran into a problem with the sector shaft adjustment ( the one you have pictured ) leaking. I had to pull that part of box apart and replace a few seals . Doing so really allows you to understand what is going on...

You need to plant those rear tires, and have tires that will hold it . A radial or slick whatever you decide. Then start on the suspension once you see what the car is doing when it starts to hook. The drive train as it sits should handle the job. There is a Facebook Group Called leaf...

That color probably isn't going to cover well. Even with the proper ground color. Your best coverage is obviously your blacks , Grey's. Metallic or not doesn't really matter. The hardest coverage will be yellows and oranges or lime green. Silvers, golds , white , blues and reds kind of...

It does matter on the color. But I know what you mean . Some colors are actually designed like that on purpose to help accent body lines and curves. Others have a crazy flop that allow the metallic to really pop from a side angle Like at the start of thise video !