tankman86

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/44639/piaa001.jpg"></center><p>dunno if my bro(super-1303) posted these yet he mounted em in teh grill they actually look very nice and work very well

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Alpine 87.5

They look good, howd u get them in there? I have my Hellas on the bumper in front of where your PIAAs are. They block too much air flow, but i needed some light for night driving. I bet it was a pain to cut the grill and make it fit. Why not use Hella??? I can't wait to get my 1000s.

Russ
85 4kq

Super-1303

Thanks, Anyways... it took me a good 3-4 hours to do the whole install. the grill part was accualy the easiest parts, creating the mounts was the harder part (and figuring out HOW i was going to mount them flush... which you cant do without moving some plumbing and cuting body metal)

The engine (water) temp is normaly steady at around 60Deg C(or was it 90?.. one of the two) so far i havent had to much of a cooling problem so thats cool, although it hasent gotten past 75 deg F and that it will once summer hit

but for 70 bucks i couldent resist

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