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I would be careful with cheap knock offs, some of them get so hot they have caused damage to car. A couple people had that happen on their R8's
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I bought factory with my build. Thought that the one I’m talking about had several members happy. Don’t know long term results though.
That magnetic attachment looks pretty cool!
I went a different route as far as the way I connect the car to the battery tender.
I don't have to open/close the frunk anymore (I hated it).
The connector is hidden behind the front bumper, you can't see it at all! Fully concealed, very easy to access and waterproof. Also, inside the frunk there are no visible wires coming out of the battery lid. Very Clean!
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I don't have to open/close the frunk anymore (I hated it).
The connector is hidden behind the front bumper, you can't see it at all! Fully concealed, very easy to access and waterproof. Also, inside the frunk there are no visible wires coming out of the battery lid. Very Clean!
Not a bad idea, and I was curious if that would work on my incoming STO, and actually I suggested that as a possibility on the "Huracan STO" thread. Though, in the case of the STO it seems routing the cable between the windshield and the frunk edge has worked for some members, and that is probably the way I will proceed.
Huracán STO
Has anyone figured out a way to route the battery tender without squashing/damaging the seals ?as I’ve seen a few posts where people had troubles with it, I’ll need to connect it tomorrow morning as I might not (but not surely) see the car for a while, any help/suggestions would be appreciated...
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Thanks... I really like the fact that the battery cable is hanging from the lowest possible point instead of the fender/frunk area. I am sure there is a way to do something similar with the STO (or any other model)Not a bad idea, and I was curious if that would work on my incoming STO, and actually I suggested that as a possibility on the "Huracan STO" thread. Though, in the case of the STO it seems routing the cable between the windshield and the frunk edge has worked for some members, and that is probably the way I will proceed.
Huracán STO
Has anyone figured out a way to route the battery tender without squashing/damaging the seals ?as I’ve seen a few posts where people had troubles with it, I’ll need to connect it tomorrow morning as I might not (but not surely) see the car for a while, any help/suggestions would be appreciated...
Routing the cable between the windshield and the frunk seems like an easy solution too but I think you still have to open/close the frunk once the tender is disconnected to put the connector inside otherwise it would be flapping while driving?
I hear you about securing the cable and I intend to try use adhesive clips (see post #6312) right below the edge of the windshield and see if that works and if not it's back to the drawing board.
Huracán STO
Has anyone figured out a way to route the battery tender without squashing/damaging the seals ?as I’ve seen a few posts where people had troubles with it, I’ll need to connect it tomorrow morning as I might not (but not surely) see the car for a while, any help/suggestions would be appreciated...
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Yea, those clips would for sure keep the connector in place!I hear you about securing the cable and I intend to try use adhesive clips (see post #6312) right below the edge of the windshield and see if that works and if not it's back to the drawing board.
Huracán STO
Has anyone figured out a way to route the battery tender without squashing/damaging the seals ?as I’ve seen a few posts where people had troubles with it, I’ll need to connect it tomorrow morning as I might not (but not surely) see the car for a while, any help/suggestions would be appreciated...
For inexpensive puddle lights read from post 77. Color Puddle Lights DIY
Fayzeless, I have the battery tender with the magnetic connector, but I always just run it out the front of the hood, and leave the hood resting on the latch. I didn't realize that you can feed it up through the top of the hood. Great tip!
I thought that the "puddle lights" were a factory option. I had no idea that you could buy them aftermarket. I am going to take a closer look and see exactly how they are integrated into the bottom of the door. Very interesting...
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It's a very easy install less than 5 minutes to pop out and then put in new ones
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Lamborghini Compatible LED Car Projector Door Lights 2 PCS
Uses bright lighting technology and customize the projected LOGO pattern according to your car brand. Whenever the door is opened, it projects a bright and clear LED LOGO on the floor. Make your car look more elegant and high-end.
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It's the A-LM1 (2PCS / See compatibility below) ones correct?I'm thinking of trying these cheap ones, don't want to spend the money for OEM when I'm pretty much never out in car at night anymore. Just make sure you buy the right one, you don;'t want the drilled install optionLamborghini Compatible LED Car Projector Door Lights 2 PCS
Uses bright lighting technology and customize the projected LOGO pattern according to your car brand. Whenever the door is opened, it projects a bright and clear LED LOGO on the floor. Make your car look more elegant and high-end.
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Yes, the compatibility chart they show doesnt list Huracan but I be they do fit
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