The wire leads coming off each halo are ridiculously short. I have no idea what type of headlight setup these would work on without extending the tails - which is exactly what I had to do next. You would think for over $160 they would come with several feet of wire???

 

Next up was drilling holes in the reflector and plastic housing so that the connectors could stick out the back.

 

Last week I broke two rings during my first install attempt because I tried to use thin bailing wire to attach them. I put a little too much pressure on the rings, and...pow.

So this time I decided to follow Oracles' instructions and attach the rings to the housing with epoxy. ANOTHER BIG MISTAKE. There was no specific brand or type mentioned in their instructions so I went with an all-weather, temp. resistant type by Loktite. I practiced with it a few times on other objects until I got the mix right. Yet, once applied to the rings and after hours of waiting the glue did not cure at all, just made a big mess.

Spent the next hour cleaning partially cured epoxy off of everything. Oh, did I mention that the cleaner I used also dissolved areas of the chrome reflective coating? I then went back to my original plan except this time I used ultra-thin ornament wire with a 1/4" weather strip cushion underneath to help fill in the gaps and minimize road vibrations. Worked like a charm!

 

With the rings now firmly in place I temporarily put both lights back together, test-fitted them and checked if my wiring was good. Everything tested fine so all I gotta do now is bake the two halves back together and this nightmare will be over.

 

Nice I really want to do this bit I always see posters say the halos don't last.

 

I heard the same which is why I went with the Oracles. Supposedly they lead the industry but time will tell. Having said that, I wouldn't do this again - too many problems. Guess I'll never learn.

 

I like the mods you have done though.

 

^^^thanks. Here's the finished product

 

Any update, Hiro?
How long did these last? Any more problems?