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04-01-2011, 11:26 PM
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headlight conversion
has anyone used a set of 97ish silverado lights on your square.
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04-01-2011, 11:46 PM
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Re: headlight conversion
The 88-98 light are meant to be mounted with more 'skew' than the squared allow. If installed in a 89-91 grille, the light would shine 'cross-eyed'.
I have seen a caprice composite light used- but I haven't been able to find any swap info on them. I think it looks sweet though. To be honest- I have been very impressed with my 89'S stack lighting. I really expected the tiny lights to not be bright....but they have suprized me.
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04-02-2011, 02:18 AM
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Re: headlight conversion
their was a right up on the caprice head light swap in 90,91 (I think maybe even 92) of truckin magazine and it was done on pete santine's dually the artical said they used cavalier head lights but their to narrow you want the 89-92 caprice I belive those are the years. and being that their a composit head light you can up grade them to HID lights
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