Demon eyes for $16.00
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01-15-2007, 05:09 AM
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Demon eyes for $16.00
Alright to get started I purchased the l.e.d's on ebay they had a buy it now option through DAV Electronics. Great seller, it was for 5 l.e.d's in whatever color you would like. Costed $16.00 that is the only purchase you will need to make, MAKE SURE YOU BUY THEM WITH THE MOUNTING HARDWARE INCLUDED.
Things needed:
[ul][*]Phillips Screw driver[*]Electrical tape or solder and soldering iron.[*]5mm and 4mm alan wrench[*]12 mm socket wrench and 12mm box end wrench[*]Patience[/ul]
Start by removing both of your side fairings, your mirrors, and all of the phillips head crush bolts in your front nose cone located on the underside by your forks.
After all of that is unbolted take off your 2 12mm bolts that are for the support piece that your spedo is mounted to.
Now you should be able to remove your nose cone.
Note: you need to disconnect your main support harness that is located on the left hand side. I don't want people whining to me saying I need to buy them a new harness or it is my fault they don't have themechanical ability to disconnect them. If you cannot do that you cannot complete this project. I am not liable for anything you break or loose or anything you might achieve while doing this. If you still don't feel you can do this then stop reading this post.
After the nose cone is off you should be able to unscrew all of the mounting screws for the headlight assembly. After that is done I used a hairdryer to heat up the adheasive that is holding the headlights together. Slowley pry and heat until you have them front lens off on both sides.
You will need to drill 2 holes on the BLACK casing not the lense. I went with one by the L and oneby the R, you will see what I am talking about if you do this, and then went with one by each mounting tab.
After you have mounted them in and tested them to see how they look and if they work and look how you want them too, just follow all of the steps in reverse. Very simple
I will be adding pics to this if there is enough people wanting them and a more in depth step by step process. I just didn't want to see anymore people on here waste 100.00 on a kit that I achieved the same look for under 20.00
Good Luck! e-mail me with any questions, I can even give you my cell number if you really need the help.
Things needed:
[ul][*]Phillips Screw driver[*]Electrical tape or solder and soldering iron.[*]5mm and 4mm alan wrench[*]12 mm socket wrench and 12mm box end wrench[*]Patience[/ul]
Start by removing both of your side fairings, your mirrors, and all of the phillips head crush bolts in your front nose cone located on the underside by your forks.
After all of that is unbolted take off your 2 12mm bolts that are for the support piece that your spedo is mounted to.
Now you should be able to remove your nose cone.
Note: you need to disconnect your main support harness that is located on the left hand side. I don't want people whining to me saying I need to buy them a new harness or it is my fault they don't have themechanical ability to disconnect them. If you cannot do that you cannot complete this project. I am not liable for anything you break or loose or anything you might achieve while doing this. If you still don't feel you can do this then stop reading this post.
After the nose cone is off you should be able to unscrew all of the mounting screws for the headlight assembly. After that is done I used a hairdryer to heat up the adheasive that is holding the headlights together. Slowley pry and heat until you have them front lens off on both sides.
You will need to drill 2 holes on the BLACK casing not the lense. I went with one by the L and oneby the R, you will see what I am talking about if you do this, and then went with one by each mounting tab.
After you have mounted them in and tested them to see how they look and if they work and look how you want them too, just follow all of the steps in reverse. Very simple
I will be adding pics to this if there is enough people wanting them and a more in depth step by step process. I just didn't want to see anymore people on here waste 100.00 on a kit that I achieved the same look for under 20.00
Good Luck! e-mail me with any questions, I can even give you my cell number if you really need the help.
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01-15-2007, 05:13 AM
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