Drift headlights
02-18-2005, 02:54 PM
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Drift headlights
ok peeps, I have an 89 lude with some flip ups and I need to know how to get the drift look without paying for some kit. I know some dude on drag with a tan lude told me how but I never tried, something about taking out a fuse and mess, but anyways if anyone knows please let me know, and send me some good step by step directions so I don't mess anything up,thanks.
02-18-2005, 02:56 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
hahahahaha
02-18-2005, 02:59 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
the sleepy headlights only work on 240's, not 89 preludes.
02-18-2005, 03:00 PM
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thaks for bumping my thread jesus!
02-18-2005, 03:02 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
the sleepy headlights only work on 240's, not 89 preludes.
No man, I thought the same thing until I went on cardomain and saw a nice ass viper blue lude and he had his headlights like that, they actualy look pretty good.
No man, I thought the same thing until I went on cardomain and saw a nice ass viper blue lude and he had his headlights like that, they actualy look pretty good.
02-18-2005, 03:18 PM
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give me 25 bucks, ill do it for you
02-18-2005, 03:21 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
they also work on FC3S rx7s. i think any flipup headlights you can do it. you have to unplug your headlight motors. [might not, but on my old rx7 you had to] then there should be a knob that you can turn under your car. might have rubber piece that you can take off over the knobs. the knobs are located usually on the bottom of the headlights motors. turn them left or right (i forgot) and it start to move the headlights up and down respectively. you should have it. i think they have that in case one of the motors go out electrically. you can still push them up at night. this is the cheap way to do it. they have kits online that you can set any degree angle for them to come up. but that cost some dough.
and if you didnt know its a technique used to get cold air into the engine bay through the headlight opening crack. not just some cool look. but some people have it that way. that why you see one headlight removed sometime. so more air can get to the air filter into the intake manifold, ect more power. blah.
and if you didnt know its a technique used to get cold air into the engine bay through the headlight opening crack. not just some cool look. but some people have it that way. that why you see one headlight removed sometime. so more air can get to the air filter into the intake manifold, ect more power. blah.
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Re: Drift headlights
Originally Posted by integra-t
the sleepy headlights only work on 240's, not 89 preludes.
No man, I thought the same thing until I went on cardomain and saw a nice ass viper blue lude and he had his headlights like that, they actualy look pretty good.
No man, I thought the same thing until I went on cardomain and saw a nice ass viper blue lude and he had his headlights like that, they actualy look pretty good.
wire a switch to your ground wire in the headlight popup button. flip it when it's moving and it will stay there.
02-18-2005, 07:19 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
Put Black e-tape on your headlights like X's..that's the best drift look 
on another note...they have headlight control switches that you can control the angle of the headlight..try that.
on another note...they have headlight control switches that you can control the angle of the headlight..try that.
02-18-2005, 08:19 PM
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Re: Drift headlights
Woooooooow.