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Do the sockets on the headlight bar get painted? I am uncertain if I should leave these areas unpainted. What is "correct"?
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leave the inside of the mounting cups on the bar unpainted so the headlights will have a good ground to light
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I had the whole thing powder coated and then run an extra wire for the ground.
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The ground paths need to be carefully thought out.
The path from the frame to the head light socket must be clear. Keep in mind that the 4 pads where the bolts are should be clear of paint too as well as the mating surfaces on the fenders and the bracket. |
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