I'm sick...

[tom4bren]

That is a nice mod.

Question is though: did you ever find a fix for your 710 - I mean OIL cap? (sorry, I remembered a stupid blond joke when I read your other thread).

[cyronman]

nice work man.
those look like they'd work nicely right inside the rear door as well.

[etlsport]

no solution yet, for now the pipe pliers work so im not pressed to find a solution

cyronman... i was thinking that about the lights in the rear... problem is that the light assemblies are about 1" deep, so they would stick out quite a bit and look kind of awkward imho... pilot does make low profile led bars though.. i think they are 15" for $20 so that would probably work nicely in addition with tones popper kit (which includes the pin switch)

[nfpgasmask]

Dude, that is freakin awesome. Brilliant idea. I need to do this also. I'm always under the hood checking my oil so this would be sweet for nighttime gas station stops.

Bravo!

Bart

[JHarris1385]

Yeah great idea. I might try to do it this weekend.

[nfpgasmask]

I wonder how something like this would work???

Rosco Light Pad

Bart

[etlsport]

that couold be cool bart... problem is the operating temp... only up to 85* C.. which translates to about 185* F... my vx regularly runs around 190* during the summer, i dont know what that translates to as far as the engine bay goes... next time i go for a drive ill measure the under hood temp and report back.. the lights i got are made to be mounted in grilles where high temps are common, so i figure they are ok to run in high temps.. so far so good

[nfpgasmask]

LOL, I didn't even read that. Yeah, my VX is nice and warm under the hood too...

Bart

that couold be cool bart... problem is the operating temp... only up to 85* C.. which translates to about 185* F... my vx regularly runs around 190* during the summer, i dont know what that translates to as far as the engine bay goes... next time i go for a drive ill measure the under hood temp and report back.. the lights i got are made to be mounted in grilles where high temps are common, so i figure they are ok to run in high temps.. so far so good