Projector headlights!!! Before and after
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I didn't know at first how easy it was going to be to wires the halos... now I know: rediculously easy!!! I'll get some night shots Sunday night, if I get back from Darlington by then.
BTW.... Davtak, these headlight assemblies would look great on your ride with the signals... I really do like your ride.

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before. shot 2
before. shot 3
After:

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after shot2
after shot 3
after shot 4
after shot 5
I didn't know at first how easy it was going to be to wires the halos... now I know: rediculously easy!!! I'll get some night shots Sunday night, if I get back from Darlington by then.
BTW.... Davtak, these headlight assemblies would look great on your ride with the signals... I really do like your ride.
Yes very good, I'm looking for a replacement projector that is 4000k color temp. My Raybrigs are still in there as the high beams and I think the way the reflectorsare designed,it allows more of thebeam to be concentrated on the road instead of bleeding too far off the visible area.
It's not the projector that determines the color temperature... Unless that particular one does something to the lens... Take the bulb out of the projector and see what type it is.
Probably H1
Probably H1
Around $120 from eBay for headlights only. At K2 you'll pay $150+shipping.
For the signals, its $32+shipping at K2 and anwhere from $20-$50 on eBay.
If you buy both, Its around $175 on eBay. K2 doesn't offer the package deal.
K2 is http://k2motor.com/
For the signals, its $32+shipping at K2 and anwhere from $20-$50 on eBay.
If you buy both, Its around $175 on eBay. K2 doesn't offer the package deal.
K2 is http://k2motor.com/
It'll work, but not very well, and potentially dangerous to oncoming traffic...
A halogen projector housing has different optics than an HID projector...
However, if I remember right, the projector housing itself is removable, so that means you could theoretically do a real HID conversion with real HID's (That's my plan, eventually)
A halogen projector housing has different optics than an HID projector...
However, if I remember right, the projector housing itself is removable, so that means you could theoretically do a real HID conversion with real HID's (That's my plan, eventually)
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It'll work, but not very well, and potentially dangerous to oncoming traffic...
A halogen projector housing has different optics than an HID projector...
However, if I remember right, the projector housing itself is removable, so that means you could theoretically do a real HID conversion with real HID's (That's my plan, eventually)
It'll work, but not very well, and potentially dangerous to oncoming traffic...
A halogen projector housing has different optics than an HID projector...
However, if I remember right, the projector housing itself is removable, so that means you could theoretically do a real HID conversion with real HID's (That's my plan, eventually)
Do you really think you need more light? lol jk just giving you some ****. (response to the bolded)




