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**BH2285** · 06-30-2009, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by tfs32

I had it ceramic coated so the color would hold up to temp!

How hard was the projector install?? I want to do it but dont want to tear my headlight houseing up to never use it again

And how hard was it getting the wrecked bike back together?
The guy you bought it from wants to get an R1 I told him that it was a VERY bad idea

The projector mod took some time for sure. But I could take it all apart and make my headlights stock again if i wanted. You headlight will not be destroyed. There are many threads about it on the r6-forum.com.

The orange bike was not wrecked bad at all. It had some bent forks but that's about it. I put it back together and took it straight to the track with out any issues. It ran great. There some video on stlmoto some where.

I don't think that he should buy a R1. He should figure out a R6 first. Are you the guy that I bought the fairing from at IMOs?

tfs32 · 06-30-2009, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bh2285

The projector mod took some time for sure. But I could take it all apart and make my headlights stock again if i wanted. You headlight will not be destroyed. There are many threads about it on the r6-forum.com.

The orange bike was not wrecked bad at all. It had some bent forks but that's about it. I put it back together and took it straight to the track with out any issues. It ran great. There some video on stlmoto some where.

I don't think that he should buy a R1. He should figure out a R6 first. Are you the guy that I bought the fairing from at IMOs?

Yeah I'm that guy. I looked up all of those threads on R6-forum but just dont know it I want to do it

**BH2285** · 06-30-2009, 07:37 PM

Yeah, it was timely but really not that hard. I just got a extra set of headlights so I could work on it slowing with out putting the bike down. I will tell you its worth the time they are great at night. I use to just have HIDs in stock housing and would always get flashed. I have these adjusted right so I don't blind on coming traffic now but still very bright... its a must have. Go for it!

tfs32 · 06-30-2009, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by bh2285

Yeah, it was timely but really not that hard. I just got a extra set of headlights so I could work on it slowing with out putting the bike down. I will tell you its worth the time they are great at night. I use to just have HIDs in stock housing and would always get flashed. I have these adjusted right so I don't blind on coming traffic now but still very bright... its a must have. Go for it!

I think this will be my winter project, if I need any help can I count on you?

**MBGSXR** · 07-06-2009, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by bh2285

Yeah, it was timely but really not that hard. I just got a extra set of headlights so I could work on it slowing with out putting the bike down. I will tell you its worth the time they are great at night. I use to just have HIDs in stock housing and would always get flashed. I have these adjusted right so I don't blind on coming traffic now but still very bright... its a must have. Go for it!

I ride with him a pretty good amount and them dam lights are super fucking blinding... used to have to make him ride in front because of that..they look great though, i always know his bike when i see it coming..