Is it just me, or does anyone else find that both SJ and TT braces are seriously lacking good instruction sets and information?
From TT Instructions:
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You will need to trim approximately 18mm or less from the top of the headlight ears.
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From SJ Instructions:
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4. Remove the headlight ears (E) and trip .65 inch from the top of the ears using a hack saw.
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Typos and lack of information does not inspire confidence when tackling a project that includes trimming metal. Shouldn't they likely just MAKE some some new ears and include them or make them an option?
I know this isn't rocket science, and I'm the first one to admit I'm not as mechanically inclined as many of folks on this sweet forum, but if I was a businessman, I'd probably want to appeal to a broader audience.
I'd really like either one of these products, but in my opinion there is a lot of room for improvement for instructions. San Jose especially looks like someone had to draw one up in under 10 minutes; the most elaborate part of the instructions is the warranty.
http://www.sjbmw.com/_documents/inst...ns/32_part.pdf
https://docs.google.com/file/d/14XQ0...V9E/edit?pli=1
See here for how real instructions look:
http://www.euromotoelectrics.com/v/v....7%2011-11.pdf
I'm not trying to put either company down, I'm just saying as a consumer I'd like a little bit more "feel good" if I'm going to drop $170 on a product.