9.19.2013

Rvinyl 2012 Honda Civic Projector Headlights Installation Instructions


Spec-D Tuning 2012 Honda Civic Projector Headlights Installation Instructions

Projector and aftermarket headlights in general are a great way to spice up the look of your car. In addition, many high-quality projector lights not only increase the aesthetic appeal of your ride but also augment its performance. Imagine the difference that additional candlepower can make on a winding country road or in the middle of an intense storm. Still for many people, installing aftermarket headlights can seem like a task best left to the experts. But, as you will see that is not the case at all.

Aftermarket Headlight Install Tools

Preparations

You will need the following tools before you attempt to install the headlight and most of these are included in any standard tool box. Please contact us if you have any problems finding any of the tools listed above.
  • 1.4" drive ratchet
  • a 6" extension
  • 10m socket
  • 5mm Allen socket
  • a Handy remover
Open Hood

1. Open the hood. Yes, it may at first seem like a no-brainer but it is an important first step.

Remove 12 plastic clips

2. Remove the 12 plastic clips shown above. Be gentle as you do not want to snap these clips.

remove phillips head screw

3. Remove the Phillips head screw from the fender well. A Phillips head screwdriver has the cross end as opposed to the flat head.

Remove 2 allen bolts

4. Remove the two 5mm Allen bolts shown above.

Remove 2 plastic clips

5. Remove the two plastic clips located at the top of the radiator supports. Again, be gentle with the fragile clips.

remove front bumper

6. Remove the front bumper by tugging firmly at the sides.

remove impact absorbing foam

7. Remove the impact absorbing foam. Here, too, patience is the key.

1st 10mm bolt

8. Remove the 10mm bolt that secures the headlight to the frame. These is the first of 3.

2nd 10mm bolt

9. Remove the 10mm bolt located to the side of the headlight. Number two!

3rd 10mm bolt

10. Remove the third 10mm connecting the bracket to the frame

Remove headlight and disconnect headlight harness

11. Remove headlight and disconnect headlight harness. There are two plug to disconnect here.

Remove the 10mm bolt attaching the eadlight to the factory headlight bracket

12. Remove the 10mm bolt attaching the headlight to the factory headlight bracket.

Remove the headlight bracket

13. Remove the headlight bracket.

Install the headlight braket on the new headlight

14. Install the headlight bracket on the new headlight and secure it with a 10mm bolt.

Connect the headlight harness to new headlight and place in factory position

15. Connect the headlight harness to new headlight and place in factory position.

16. Replace all hardware by following steps 1 through 13 in reverse order.

job complete

17. Check all connections and light functions prior to driving

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9.09.2013

The 2008 Mazda6 Customized with an Rvinyl Red Carbon Fiber Dash Kit








Customer Rebate Photos Galore - The Mazda6 2008


Today's post is going to be short and sweet as it consists primarily of customer installation photos of the 2006-2008 Mazda Mazda6 dash kit in Rdash Dark Red Carbon Fiber. Rodolfo sent these in to us after purchasing them from our site here. It's pretty clear that he did an outstanding job and, for that, we not only salute him but will be issuing his $20 instant rebate

Interested in an Rvinyl Rebate?


Piqued your interest with the Mazda6 rebate photos? Well, get the full details here: http://www.rvinyl.com/offers.html In essence, simply install any qualifying Rvinyl product (Rdash, Rwrap or Rtint) and submit at least 4 high-quality images to us. Once we review them and approve them we will issue you up to a $20 refund. Simple and easy. It's a win win for everyone.

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9.05.2013

Large Format Carbon Fiber Vinyl Wraps



Rwrap Carbon Fiber Vinyl Hood Wraps


Vehicle wraps are coming back in style and everyone is looking for great ways to personalize their ride for a truly custom look. Vinyl vehicle wraps are one of the best ways to do this and Rvinyl.com has been a leader in the industry for years. Rwrap R60 film is pressure sensitive, replete with air release technology for bubble-free installation and are great for exterior and interior applications.


An Alternative to Real Carbon Fiber Hoods?


Rwrap carbon fiber vinyl is a great alternative to purchase a "real" carbon hood and can be had for a fraction of the price. What's more, when you decide to sell your vehicle you can simply remove the vinyl wrap which means you'll be able to sell to anyone and maintain your blue book value.
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