Charger Alley

**BOS/SRT** · 08-04-2010, 10:03 PM

Originally Posted by HemiGurl85

How did you get your lights to look like that?

It's a halo kit, but a pita to install, because you have to bake the headlights in the oven to break the glue. You also have to becareful because there not street legal. You can use hyper white or some blue halo's, depends on local cops.

MrFleming007 · 08-04-2010, 10:47 PM

Not to mention that to take the headlights out to bake them in the oven, you have to practically remove the whole front end of the car !

IMTHATGUY · 08-04-2010, 10:56 PM

Originally Posted by MrFleming007

Not to mention that to take the headlights out to bake them in the oven, you have to practically remove the whole front end of the car !

Just the front fascia. Any skilled mechanic can do it in about 20 minutes

MrFleming007 · 08-04-2010, 11:44 PM

Originally Posted by IMTHATGUY

Just the front fascia. Any skilled mechanic can do it in about 20 minutes

Yeah, but triple that time when your wife is standing over your shoulder fretting about you taking apart her precious car!

**BOS/SRT** · 08-04-2010, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by MrFleming007

Yeah, but triple that time when your wife is standing over your shoulder fretting about you taking apart her precious car!

There goes your day.... Lol

Froggy · 08-05-2010, 05:09 PM

Yep, it's a halo kit.

Overall the install is not as bad as they are making it out to sound. getting the lights apart is actually real easy in comparison to the Magnum ones. Taking the front facia off is not bad except for the inner bolts on the underside of the fenders. The wheel well is a pain to work around.

Bake time is about 15 minutes at 225* and they seperate real easy, just don't touch the inside or you are cleaning finger prints and also don't rub the chrome or it flakes off real easy.

The halos I have are amber which we can run them here in Wa, we can only use white and amber here for the front of the vehicle. I have them on a switch and don't drive with them on anyways, not like that car doesn't get enough attention already.

I spent two days (evenings) on the project to allow drying time and it takes time to solder the wires all in and stuff. Plus a couple friends came over to help with that part for an evening. Overall for the end look was worth it. Also on a side note the single use pins that hold the wheel well in place against the front facia will most likely get destroyed upon removal so you should count on getting 6 or so of the reusable type to replace them if you plan on doing this.