hey does anyone know if removing the cirle lenses are possible? i want to relocate the lenses. i want the lights to be in this order
*driver side* (turn signal,brake, brake, reverse)
*passenger side* (reverse, brake, brake, turn signal)
anyone tried this? i wanted to ask before i mess up my altezza lights. thanks
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hgallegos915
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Re: altezza lenses
why would you wanna do this? you have to open the lights up and cut and bleh bleh ... why would you do this?? well if you get it done show some pics 
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millionflame
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Re: altezza lenses
Get a heat gun and try it.
That's the best way to find out.
I've looked at them before to remove them, and from what I could see they can be seperated, but I didn't spend much time on that thought; I just cut the whole reflector part out for something else.
That's the best way to find out.
I've looked at them before to remove them, and from what I could see they can be seperated, but I didn't spend much time on that thought; I just cut the whole reflector part out for something else.
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Re: altezza lenses
One thing to watch out for...or two rather..or three.
1) make sure the wires are long enough to switch them around (my memory says no)
2) you will need to bake the lights to get the moisture out after doing this or risk fogging up all the time
3) the angle of the lights is very important, especially for SAE compliance. Due to how the bulbs are set up this could cause issues.
1) make sure the wires are long enough to switch them around (my memory says no)
2) you will need to bake the lights to get the moisture out after doing this or risk fogging up all the time
3) the angle of the lights is very important, especially for SAE compliance. Due to how the bulbs are set up this could cause issues.