halos?

[CyberSS88]

Hey everyone. i am a new member to the site but have been a future member on ls1tech so i kno how everthing goes. i have recently upgraded to a 2010 camaro ss and am not familiar with the headlights. mine doesnt have the halos in it and have been wanting to get them but im not sure if i can order the halos them self, or if i have to buy the whole assembly already with the halos. please let me know wat i have to do.

[ihaveacamaro]

Halos come with the RS package.

Since you don't have them, I would suggest ordering some from AAC. They are brighter and cheaper most likely. And they carry a lifetime warranty. Also, you can get colors other than white.

I have the amber on my car and I love them!

http://www.automotivelightstore.com/...allcolors.aspx

[CyberSS88]

thanks! i just looked them up but i am wondering if i would have to by a assembly or not or if i can just take my headlights out and install them?

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by CyberSS88

thanks! i just looked them up but i am wondering if i would have to by a assembly or not or if i can just take my headlights out and install them?

You will need to take your headlights out, open them up, and install the halos. Its really easy, its just an intimidating install. All bark no bite

[mcotton]

i will be calling AAC myself for the same install to see if they can do a White/Blue so I can switch back and forth.

[d69chris]

Good luck, it's not as easy an install as some would have you believe.

You have to bake your headlights to soften the vulcanized rubber and then destroy a corner to pry open.

If you have the time, send them in and pay them to do it.

I warpped one of mine during the process. They work well and look good, I just don't drive in the rain anymore. Waiting for it to come apart and will buy a set of eagle eye white halos off ebay for $400.

[mcotton]

Originally Posted by d69chris

Good luck, it's not as easy an install as some would have you believe.

You have to bake your headlights to soften the vulcanized rubber and then destroy a corner to pry open.

If you have the time, send them in and pay them to do it.

I warpped one of mine during the process. They work well and look good, I just don't drive in the rain anymore. Waiting for it to come apart and will buy a set of eagle eye white halos off ebay for $400.

you have a link to the eagle eye white halos off ebay for $400?

[=Stephens=]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2010-...Q5fAccessories

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by mcotton

i will be calling AAC myself for the same install to see if they can do a White/Blue so I can switch back and forth.

I have that set up and it is awesome

[mcotton]

Originally Posted by =Stephens=

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2010-...Q5fAccessories

This is the setup that fits the non-rs lights right? Also how hard are these to install?

Mike

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by mcotton

This is the setup that fits the non-rs lights right? Also how hard are these to install?

Mike

Those are complete replacements. You take out your OEM headlights and put those in. They work for both RS and non-RS

[mcotton]

do you have to take off the front piece to replace or is it easier than that?

[=Stephens=]

You have to remove the entire front end. There is a post on this forum about it somewhere. Just do a search for it.

[GrtWht_2010_2SS_RS]

Originally Posted by mcotton

do you have to take off the front piece to replace or is it easier than that?

Don't let the AAC install intimidate you. Me and agkelly will do it for you and you will be happy. It will definitely be less than 400 for the dual color you are looking for. Grab the ones from AAC and come on up and we will do the install for free. We have not cracked or warped a housing. We have this process down pat and we have had no problems with this.