Interior/Exterior Painting Headlight Housing (aka Joey Mod)
Originally Posted by Samtrak
im very proud of you misfitoy.
ill be joining the ranks shortly. i noticed your sportin the MU logo too. feel free to post there.
ill be joining the ranks shortly. i noticed your sportin the MU logo too. feel free to post there.
I'm still waitin for ya on you know what...
Sid... those look amazing!!!
So, question. Any chance you'd be posting a general guideline type thing? Not a how-to per se, because I know you mentioned that's not really possible... but just a general path that led you to the final result?
I definitely am going to do this, so anything would help out.
So, question. Any chance you'd be posting a general guideline type thing? Not a how-to per se, because I know you mentioned that's not really possible... but just a general path that led you to the final result?
I definitely am going to do this, so anything would help out.
I SECOND THAT!!! what a pain in the A**!!! But here they are, they are done! Still need to find new glass for the one side but the crack is not to bad! Just going to keep my eyes open to buy a bad head light with good glass!! I dont think i would ever attemp this again! I am having issues with the lights and chrome rings sitting flush in the bonnet! I dont think i scrapped all the glue out of the channel that the glass slides into! So now I have to take them apart again!! But I will get it fixed!!


man it looks great but it sounds like it is barley worth the effort eh? Well any way absolutly great job all that posted pix.
Sid - that looks amazing on your car. For some reason It just keeps getting better, and better, and better.... /drool oh same for the pw car that had it done... dont remember whos it was but also just hawt.
Sid - that looks amazing on your car. For some reason It just keeps getting better, and better, and better.... /drool oh same for the pw car that had it done... dont remember whos it was but also just hawt.
Originally Posted by prime-drk-
man it looks great but it sounds like it is barley worth the effort eh? Well any way absolutly great job all that posted pix.
Sid - that looks amazing on your car. For some reason It just keeps getting better, and better, and better.... /drool oh same for the pw car that had it done... dont remember whos it was but also just hawt.
Sid - that looks amazing on your car. For some reason It just keeps getting better, and better, and better.... /drool oh same for the pw car that had it done... dont remember whos it was but also just hawt.
Here's what I encountered...
1-Dissassembling the lamp with the oven caused some warpage, both during the heating and prying open.
2-If care is not taken, you'll contaminate the inside of lamp.
3-If care is not taken during reassembly of the lens, it may leak during rain.
4-The rubber seal MINI used is SOB tough ***** and GD@mn OVERKILL
It's harder than the FN runflat tires...I was able to mount mine fairly close to flush by removing most of the warped black flange. Somehow, the tape that I used to bind the lens back on left residue on one of the surface. After using various amounts of solvants, I have determined that there is no residue left but the tape has somehow left a microscopic impression that is not detectable by touch but is slightly visible. I'm sure that reinstalling a Invisishield will make this disappear.
Once again, do this at your own risk...it appears that some have had more success than others...
Originally Posted by flannelhippie
WOW. That looks great. If my MINI was darker, or had a black roof, I would hit that up.
Now if I could just find a couple of bad headlights so I could practice, cause I dont think the wife would like me playing with them if I dont have an out.
Originally Posted by MSFITOY

Originally Posted by Keysersozeh
That Lip is hot! Did you install it or did you have someone install for you? If you don't mind me asking, what did that run you. Do you have issues with speed bumps with that?
Originally Posted by ImagoX
I think he means the lower splitter...
Just kiddn Peter...It's a must have...easy to install and great for downforce...
If you can manage not to curb your wheels, you'll be just find...I've never scraped my splitter on anything...
Check out M7's great Toy Store...
http://www.m7tuning.com/main.m7/store/10016
Originally Posted by MSFITOY
Oh that old thing
Just kiddn Peter...
It's a must have...easy to install and great for downforce...
If you can manage not to curb your wheels, you'll be just find...I've never scraped my splitter on anything...
Check out M7's great Toy Store...
http://www.m7tuning.com/main.m7/store/10016
Just kiddn Peter...It's a must have...easy to install and great for downforce...
If you can manage not to curb your wheels, you'll be just find...I've never scraped my splitter on anything...
Check out M7's great Toy Store...
http://www.m7tuning.com/main.m7/store/10016

About curbing the wheels: My GF laughs at me all the time because I am ALWAYS 6 inches to a foot off from the curb. She keeps waiting for me to get a ticket or side-swiped. I've just had too many friends rub a rim.
Originally Posted by Keysersozeh
It said 45 min install. I didn't see anything saying what's involved in the process. What did you have to do inorder to install it.
Seriously...read the instructions and if something doesn't seem right, give Peter a call before drilling





