Woah! Another retrofitsource.com group buy! Lets get 25!

i feel your pain man! i'm up in the PNW... kit won't arrive til Wednesday.

 

THis is one of the few times you all have to wait and us east coast people didn;t have to. Most of my stuff I order comes from Cali.

 

We need the Ant VIP treatment!

Mine is set to arrive on Tues so hopefully I can have them in this weekend. You guys who have already installed them are making the wait even more difficult!

 

Buy 47 at one time and you too will get anything you want first!

 

Mine come in tomorrow!!!! I'm all done painting and cutting. Just need to align and seal.

 

Mine came in today! Woot!! I'll probably start installing them this weekend. Those apollos are much bigger than I anticipated (not in a bad way)!

 

what HAHA.. what treatment... pshawwwww

 

I have got some serious vibrations in mine. Any known fixes?

 

all screws in? all screws nice and tight? check your bulb, is there anything broken on the base (specifically where the prong holds the base of the bulb down) Is it just the vibration from your truck (when you let go the brakes as your car starts to accelerate slowly without gas does it go away?) test different bulb, test different ballast.

 

it is with the movement of the truck and i guess the vibration of the engine

 

just to make sure, id double check all other options that you can think of.

My left side (driver) shakes/vibrates a little.. but ive swappped bulbs.. ibe swapped ballast and its still the same.. narrowed it down to the vibrations coming from the engine

when up close to a car or something, i can see it vibrate.. but ehh its just the truck.. as soon as i lift my foot off the brakes and engage onto the gas and accelerate or cruise, its gone

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it sounds like i am stuck with it, oh well, the friggin output is ridiculous, now to do the fogs!

 

tackle it sir!

 

gotta save up some money for the next few months for the new polaris rzr s then ill get back to the taco

 

it sounds like i am stuck with it, oh well, the friggin output is ridiculous, now to do the fogs![/QUOTE]

if that is in fact what your talking about just a little jiggle or movement of the cutoff while driving my very first set did this.

little bit of jb weld on the rear of the projector where it mates up to the reflector bowl would fix the mini jiggle. just make sure you don't end up accidentally covering either of the mounting screw nut things.

 

What is the best way to modify the rubber boot on the back of the housing to fit the D2S ballast to bulb connector? It is (the connector) much bigger than the factory hole for the factory bulb.

 

if that is in fact what your talking about just a little jiggle or movement of the cutoff while driving my very first set did this.

little bit of jb weld on the rear of the projector where it mates up to the reflector bowl would fix the mini jiggle. just make sure you don't end up accidentally covering either of the mounting screw nut things.[/QUOTE]


I have a rubber washer between the rear of the projector and the reflector bowl. Is there somewhere else that I could do this at because that is exactly what is happening.

 

Lights are apart and cleaned up, awaiting the delivery, shroud fitting/trimming, paint and install. Getting anxious!

 

I have a rubber washer between the rear of the projector and the reflector bowl. Is there somewhere else that I could do this at because that is exactly what is happening.[/QUOTE]
If it is the fat clear one then yes.

 

I have a rubber washer between the rear of the projector and the reflector bowl. Is there somewhere else that I could do this at because that is exactly what is happening.[/QUOTE]

the silicon washer you speak of is like a 1/4 inch thick so it makes the projector mount further forward as well which i don't like either.

i never used the silicon washer thats on the minis it makes them jiggle lol its almost like it was designed to do that

i remove that silicon washer and just sink the projector into jb weld using this method also lets you mount the projector a little farther back and ensures that nothing short of a sledge hammer will make them jiggle. then screw the nuts on the back not that you would even need them but, for added insurance and your good to go.

you may still be able to use this method even with the silicon washer in place but your going to need to be careful while doing it.