The molding is there IMO to break up the door. They are not exactly small doors, and when you take the molding off, it just looks odd. That's my thoughts on it.

 

yeah im still curious as to what it looks like. and your right... the doors are about 60 percent of teh side of the car. but i dunno. im just hoping to get these headlights soon and get em put in and adjusted i wanna see at night

 

i was just wondering if the projectors you bought, did they come with new bolts to hold them in place or did you use the stock bolts, because one of the bolts on my neon has rusted off, the only reason i looked was because i read somewhere else on the forums if you dont change the lights or anything they could, and sure enough.... the long bolt on the drivers side did indeed rust off....

 

No they did not come with new hardware. I reused the stock bolts.

 

hey there so I got my headlights installed and everything looksgood. I'll post a pic soon. Haven't gotten the LEDs hooked up. I dohave a question about the LEDs. I'm wondering where to hook the LEDs in my dad worries about hooking en into the parkling lights because he doesn't want water to get in to the wiring an rustthem out and ruinthe lights.so I'm wondering about any other ideas. Maybe a relay and switch?

 

also the adjustirs bow dothey work.spin to raise and lower hlthe beams?

 

When you follow the alignment procedure, you'll be able to see which direction moves the beams up and down.

 

so the alignment procedure is justlikewith anyheadlights? Sorryfor all the questions I know it must be a pain but I really appreciate it all

 

It's like any aerodynamic headlight (headlights without aiming pads like old square/round glass ones had), yes.

Here's a pretty decent guide I found real quick. Has pics too: http://www.a******ia.com/Aiming_Head...cr20010801ha/1

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My led's are wired to switched power, the halo's are tied to the parking lights. I used waterproof coonectors on everything so I could remove the lights without have to cut a bunch of wires. If you are worried about water/ moisture use some heatshrink and or electrical tape on the connections.