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Year: '99 and '91
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Couldnt find the vendor, if it exists lol.
On lights still, would these housings:
Still scatter a lot of light if i used an h4 bulb instead of the hid bulbs
I like the leds (dont judge me) but i dont see anything thats h4 with led lights. I could get over the leds and buy some plain clear ones i guess...
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Screw it im getting these lol
On lights still, would these housings:
7"x6" Diamond Cut Black Housing H6054 Sealed Replacement White LED Headlight Lamps : Amazon.com : Automotive
Still scatter a lot of light if i used an h4 bulb instead of the hid bulbs
I like the leds (dont judge me) but i dont see anything thats h4 with led lights. I could get over the leds and buy some plain clear ones i guess...
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Screw it im getting these lol
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Nah, I want a full size anyways, I just really want it to match. I got icons and I'm going to 30s. I guess I'll get a 30x9.5 for one of my eccos.
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Year: 2001
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Same here. They are tight when first installed. On the back of the socket where the harnesses wires connect to the socket. Those pins are the one that come loose
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...but you don't need the same tread pattern on the spare, right? Just so long as I get another 235x75R15 I'll be good? That won't necessarily screw something up, on- or off- road? (I don't really rotate ...yeah yeah, I know: but I haven't rotated since just after radials came out - I do remember that far back, heh - and I haven't ever noticed I've "used up" tire sets quicker any more than my usual lol. Plus I'm even lazier now then when I was a shiftless teenager!)
I got a 5th Canyon when I bought the set on C/L a few months, so I even have a matching rim, woot.
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Thanks. Just from the dang little I do know about 4WD's, I suspected that the donut spare was crap and would screw something up if you actually, y'know, used it.
...but you don't need the same tread pattern on the spare, right? Just so long as I get another 235x75R15 I'll be good? That won't necessarily screw something up, on- or off- road? (I don't really rotate ...yeah yeah, I know: but I haven't rotated since just after radials came out - I do remember that far back, heh - and I haven't ever noticed I've "used up" tire sets quicker any more than my usual lol. Plus I'm even lazier now then when I was a shiftless teenager!)
I got a 5th Canyon when I bought the set on C/L a few months, so I even have a matching rim, woot.
...but you don't need the same tread pattern on the spare, right? Just so long as I get another 235x75R15 I'll be good? That won't necessarily screw something up, on- or off- road? (I don't really rotate ...yeah yeah, I know: but I haven't rotated since just after radials came out - I do remember that far back, heh - and I haven't ever noticed I've "used up" tire sets quicker any more than my usual lol. Plus I'm even lazier now then when I was a shiftless teenager!)
I got a 5th Canyon when I bought the set on C/L a few months, so I even have a matching rim, woot.
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