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How are the GXP headlights setup for installation? From what I have read they do not accept the ball and socket joint on my car. So, what type of retainer does it have and would GXP'* work on my car?
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If it is ok to do so I am going to bump the thread. I am thinking about trading that guy on ebay and need to know if these will mount in my car ok. I know someone knows how these GXP'* are held in!
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From what I have read they do not accept the ball and socket joint on my car. So, what type of retainer does it have and would GXP'* work on my car?
But, on the GXP headlights there is a plastic piece at the bottom that slides into a slot as you slide the headlight back into place, there is also a "ball and socket" type connector on the side where it "pops" into place at the fender, and then there are 2 bolts that are used to tighten the headlight down once it is slid into place.
I believe that describes them pretty well and I hope it helps you out.
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Thank you very much. That is exactly what I was looking for. After reading some other threads I was under the impression that the ball and socket joint had been eliminated on the newer cars. I just needed to know if they were going to be a direct fit or would require modification.
Thanks again,
Grant
Thanks again,
Grant
Originally Posted by 1999Daytona500PaceCar
From what I have read they do not accept the ball and socket joint on my car. So, what type of retainer does it have and would GXP'* work on my car?
But, on the GXP headlights there is a plastic piece at the bottom that slides into a slot as you slide the headlight back into place, there is also a "ball and socket" type connector on the side where it "pops" into place at the fender, and then there are 2 bolts that are used to tighten the headlight down once it is slid into place.
I believe that describes them pretty well and I hope it helps you out.
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