One front the front at night...



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...and here's the last one.



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...and here's the last one.



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if they're flashing you, why don't you angle them down a little... maybe theyre getting in oncoming traffics vision cause they're too high???...

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They're very low as it is. Any lower and they're not worth having on. You can see in one of the pics how low they are by the light hitting the ground right in front of the front end.

 

They're very low as it is. Any lower and they're not worth having on. You can see in one of the pics how low they are by the light hitting the ground right in front of the front end.

 

i am very interested in this setup
but why do the driving loghts look so yellow in teh picture?
is it actually that color in real life?

 

Foglights are so 90's....

What about that bra !

 

no

 

Anonymous, any chance you can DIY the installation of those fog lights? I would like to install this myself if the work is not too difficult. I think they look terrific and the price is very good. (If you opt for the standard halogen) While I like the idea of Xenon driving lights, I don't think I can justify spending $700 on those lights. Anyone with pictures with standard halogen DE Micro lights?

 

CA_KID, are you Batman?

Sorry couldn't resist!

 

anonymous, is there any way you could show the light pattern against a solid wall?

 

just a shot in the dark, but if you got projectors maybe they are installed upside down, it could be the reason why there is so much glare. The main advantage of projectors is that they have a sharp cutoff line to avoid the glare problem.

 

I didn't install them myself so I do not have a DIY, sorry. And they are not upside down. They are projectors but do not seem to have a cut-off type of beam. I think it's because they are driving lights, not fog-lights...anyway, I will post a pic of the beam against a wall as soon as I can...

 

I didn't install them myself so I do not have a DIY, sorry. And they are not upside down. They are projectors but do not seem to have a cut-off type of beam. I think it's because they are driving lights, not fog-lights...anyway, I will post a pic of the beam against a wall as soon as I can...