Thread: alternator
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01-31-2007 03:56 PM #16
I've never considered big headlights a drawback.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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01-31-2007 04:06 PM #17
Bob, I am almost certain that those are aftermarket
units.....you can usually tell if you look really close....
they differ slightly from originals.
mike in tucson
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01-31-2007 04:11 PM #18
Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
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01-31-2007 04:57 PM #19
Bob, do you need a reinforced headlight bar for those? I
think that they would vibrate quite a bit when the car is
moving....and a vibrating headlight is quite a distraction
to the driver. And dont suggest duct tape as a solution,
that detracts from the lines.
mike in tucson
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01-31-2007 07:29 PM #20
Originally Posted by robot
THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.
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01-31-2007 08:30 PM #21
Bob with headlights that BIG you'd better make absolutely sure the mounting bracket is heavy duty. If your head was under those BIG headlight and the mounting bracket gave way you'd be as dead as a door nail. However you would most likely have a BIG smile on your face even a mortician could not get off your face.
Robot thinks those big'uns are aftermarket and you can tell by looking closely from originals but I bet those HIGH BEAMS would blind a fella. The question is "IF" a person's eyesight was very poor could he tell the difference from original equipment by touch or taste?
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01-31-2007 10:41 PM #22
Now I know where the term "DEER IN THE HEADLIGHTS" came from.
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01-31-2007 10:56 PM #23
I almost went blind from looking at them headlights!
And a Happy Birthday Wish for Mr. Spears. Hope you can have a great one. :)
A little bird