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Nova5 · 02-13-2009, 06:47 PM

Closer every day...

Ground the T-Nut down far enough to allow it to freely spin and not hit the projector housing. I cut a 3/8" machine screw short to provide a easy turning device.

And now its assembled. I will LocTite it in a bit.

I had to hack at the factory stuff a but, but its just extraneous crud anyway. No mounting points have been lost, just made the hole in the highbeam area bigger towards the center to allow the housing to swing for horizontal aim. FEAR THE DREMEL SABRE!

Mounted for test final test fit. Notice the screw on the far left of the projector housing, that is the adjustment rod screwhead.

JBwelding the locknut onto the bracket.

Bracket Diagram

02-13-2009, 06:47 PM	#5
Nova5 TECH Enthusiast Trader Rating: 0 Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 571	Closer every day... Ground the T-Nut down far enough to allow it to freely spin and not hit the projector housing. I cut a 3/8" machine screw short to provide a easy turning device. And now its assembled. I will LocTite it in a bit. I had to hack at the factory stuff a but, but its just extraneous crud anyway. No mounting points have been lost, just made the hole in the highbeam area bigger towards the center to allow the housing to swing for horizontal aim. FEAR THE DREMEL SABRE! Mounted for test final test fit. Notice the screw on the far left of the projector housing, that is the adjustment rod screwhead. JBwelding the locknut onto the bracket. Bracket Diagram __________________ Current Ride 1997 Z28, Black, A4, TTop 5.7L Retrofitted E46 HID Projectors. Flowmaster Exhaust, SLP UltraZ Ramair Hood w/airbox XM SatRad, Kenwood HU/Amp. K&N High Flow Airfilter. BMR Strut Tower Brace, Subframe Connectors. UMI Rear Lower Control Arms + Panhard Rod My Camaro Page - Updated 9/24/05 Last edited by Nova5; 02-13-2009 at 07:04 PM..