Halo lights for the FTO

[karlf]

Just seen this on the FTOOC might be of interest to a few of you. They are available in the online shop for £69.50. Any interest? Might even be a possible group buy and discount.
http://www.ftooc.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=94077&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

[gt94]

seen these alright you have to bake the lights to get them in like for the fogging fix bit to much for some lights imho

[Baldrick]

Sorry... Haven't a clue what you just said?

[Sebastian]

Sorry... Haven't a clue what you just said?

http://www.fto-ireland.com/forum/phpBB2 ... php?t=7800

[Baldrick]

Thanks for the link Seb. Although I still have no idea what
"you have to bake the lights to get them in like for the fogging fix bit to much for some lights imho" means...
It's not a dialect I've studied (and am not planning to do so).

[gt94]

Thanks for the link Seb. Although I still have no idea what
"you have to bake the lights to get them in like for the fogging fix bit to much for some lights imho" means...
It's not a dialect I've studied (and am not planning to do so).

Ok how about in English did you study that....
YOU HAVE TO BAKE THE LIGHTS= you need to place the headlight in the oven.
TO GET THEM IN=to be able to fit the halo lights you have purchased inside the headlight.
LIKE IN THE FOGGING FIX=there is a common problem with headlight misting or fogging up due to condensation to rectify this an oven needs to be used to separate the glass from the plastic housing.
BIT TO MUCH FOR SOME LIGHTS IMHO=alot of work needed for a minimal outcome.

Hope that is clear enough sorry my dialect is not to your taste all i can say is English is all i know and i speak it as i see fit i would rather speak in Gaelic but history f****d that up.
Rant Over

[Baldrick]

Ooops. Genuinely didn't understand.
I do now, thanks to your explanation.
No offence intended

[gt94]

you caught me at a bad time pms or maybe old man syndrome creeping up on me