[skunis]

Originally Posted by BunkerJ

You got it!

Sorry, I meant just OEM. Not Depo

O ok. Man that sux that OEM is breaking like that.

[skunis]

Originally Posted by MSCD

I would try Bryan at Kies - they're in NJ - I think near Cherry Hill. I plan to use them... will come to you!

mailto:Bryan@kiesmotorsports.com

Love his videos and I hear he is reasonable for the install. Not sure of the price but I heard no more than a few hundred bucks.

If it is different I would love to know.

[BunkerJ]

Originally Posted by skunis

O ok. Man that sux that OEM is breaking like that.

Yeah. To clarify, again, I have the DEPO headlights that are currently broken. But yeah, the OEM Adaptive Lights have the same problem.

[Bes4u2nv]

Originally Posted by xscv4s

How much did they charged you for installation? Also, where is it? I live in NJ and I'm thinking of using that shop too.

I’m on Long Island, NY . The shop is Hassell auto body in West Babylon. The charged me $182 cause I told them USR charges $180. NJ is a far way though I would check out local shops around you first .

[MSCD]

Originally Posted by Bes4u2nv

IÂ’m on Long Island, NY . The shop is Hassell auto body in West Babylon. The charged me $182 cause I told them USR charges $180. NJ is a far way though I would check out local shops around you first .

That seems like a good price from USR? Do you have to take it somewhere specific for them to do it?

[C_x_P]

Noob here. What’s the verdict? Buy or not to buy Depo’s?!

[skunis]

Originally Posted by Bes4u2nv

I’m on Long Island, NY . The shop is Hassell auto body in West Babylon. The charged me $182 cause I told them USR charges $180. NJ is a far way though I would check out local shops around you first .

That is a pretty good price since Kies I believe charges around $400 for the install. The guy does come to your house for the install though so that is probably why it is more money.

[Bes4u2nv]

Originally Posted by MSCD

That seems like a good price from USR? Do you have to take it somewhere specific for them to do it?

No where specific, I just went to their main body shop and they made an appointment for me next day and did it at same location

[Bes4u2nv]

Originally Posted by skunis

That is a pretty good price since Kies I believe charges around $400 for the install. The guy does come to your house for the install though so that is probably why it is more money.

Well $400 is quite a bit , even coming to your location I would think the most to be charge should be in the upper 200 range but that’s just me.

[Bes4u2nv]

Originally Posted by C_x_P

Noob here. What’s the verdict? Buy or not to buy Depo’s?!

I would say def do it . It’s worth it no question. However do your research first and ask a lot of questions. Depo from what I know is a pretty close to OEM as it gets so I presume they would be reliable. Email USR and ask questions so you are more comfortable with making a decision.

[MSCD]

Originally Posted by Bes4u2nv

No where specific, I just went to their main body shop and they made an appointment for me next day and did it at same location

Sorry I was referring to USR - where do they install? I can ask Lee too.

Thanks.

[skunis]

Originally Posted by Bes4u2nv

Well $400 is quite a bit , even coming to your location I would think the most to be charge should be in the upper 200 range but that’s just me.

I guess so but not sure where else to take it. Just a local body shop? This guy will come and do it same day where as other places you may have to drop it off for a day or more.

Originally Posted by MSCD

Sorry I was referring to USR - where do they install? I can ask Lee too.

Thanks.

It looks like they are located in California so outside that area you may be SOL.

[MSCD]

Originally Posted by skunis

I guess so but not sure where else to take it. Just a local body shop? This guy will come and do it same day where as other places you may have to drop it off for a day or more.

It looks like they are located in California so outside that area you may be SOL.

So not worth the 4400 round trip drive! Keis it is!

Thanks!

[MSCD]

Depo back in stock at USR - mine are being processed.

[thanhqtran2]

Originally Posted by MSCD

Depo back in stock at USR - mine are being processed.

Use code EGTDP2014 for 10% off!!!

[MSCD]

Originally Posted by thanhqtran2

Use code EGTDP2014 for 10% off!!!

Thanks - I got that too. Good point.

[JustTheNorm]

Originally Posted by BunkerJ

Almost a year of owning and ran into my first "Big" problem. Got the infamous "Lazy Eye" in my left headlight. I want to assume best case scenario, which is that it came off the pivot points. Worst case is that the adjustor or point snapped in some fashion. Will be working on it this week and will report back.

What's the lazy eye? If I think what it is, my right side is like that right now. I haven't had time to look it over. I just thought I might have misaligned the bulb.

[BunkerJ]

Originally Posted by JustTheNorm

What's the lazy eye? If I think what it is, my right side is like that right now. I haven't had time to look it over. I just thought I might have misaligned the bulb.

"Lazy Eye" is usually a reference to the adaptive housings (The ones that have motors and level/move on their own). It happens when the projector falls off the pivots or the motor dies, leaving the projector in one position (Usually not straight and downward). Same thing happened to mine, where it's pointing straight at the ground, but in the manually adjusted ones (DEPO)

[xscv4s]

Originally Posted by MSCD

Thanks - I got that too. Good point.

I got mine ordered too! Thanks for the coupon code.

For those around the NY/NJ area, once our order gets fulfilled and delivered and if you want to go look for a body shop, we can maybe go together and "bulk" install our depo lights. we can prolly get install discount.

[JustTheNorm]

Originally Posted by BunkerJ

"Lazy Eye" is usually a reference to the adaptive housings (The ones that have motors and level/move on their own). It happens when the projector falls off the pivots or the motor dies, leaving the projector in one position (Usually not straight and downward). Same thing happened to mine, where it's pointing straight at the ground, but in the manually adjusted ones (DEPO)

So the lazy eye can still apply to the DEPO headlights too?

[BunkerJ]

Originally Posted by JustTheNorm

So the lazy eye can still apply to the DEPO headlights too?

Yes, just in a different sense. For us, it'd be the mounting/pivoting points coming loose or breaking/stripping. I was able to adjust this morning and it's holding up, for now...

[sgrutt22]

Headlights are back in stock on USR go get your pair! Just ordered mine they are being processed