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E-codes installed...use long screw thing to adjust?? 200

posted by  Sterndogg02 on  Thu Jun 19 14:23 CST 2003
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Hey all,
Just installed a complete new set of E-codes and the brick truly looks European and I love it!! Put in PIAA Xtreme White Plus bulbs with the heavy duty wiring harness and damn the light output is incredible!!! No more condensation and lousy over-run. They really make the brick look unique. However, I need to adjust the positioning...how is that done?? There is a long screw-like thing extending out from each lens housing...just turn that and have the car facing a wall??
Thanks!!
-Adam

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92 244GL silver-metallic, 144k, Stock B230F, Hella 550 Front Fogs, K&N filter w/modded box, Bilstein HDs w/upper strut plates, IPD sways, upper and lower chassis braces, Cherry-Turbo strut-to-strut brace, Volvo 240 OEM rear wing/spoiler, 15" Turbo Draco Rims, Euro-code lighting and side repeaters, custom Magnaflow 2.5" SS system with Unitek 3-series header (Jet-Hot coated), waiting to install Enem/Unitek V15 cam.






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