2004 Sedan with Aftermarket Projectors
#31
05-31-2014, 01:21 AM
Pictures
Obviously these "ebay lights" can't beat the ulta, super-duper, Phillips ballasts!
And by the way they aren't "ebay lights." Not some cheapies that cost $200...
The 2 shots facing the garage door is one with the low beams, and one with the high-beams. Same with the tree shot.
And by the way they aren't "ebay lights." Not some cheapies that cost $200...
The 2 shots facing the garage door is one with the low beams, and one with the high-beams. Same with the tree shot.
Last edited by jack_burton; 05-31-2014 at 02:15 AM.
#32
05-31-2014, 01:23 AM
Last Picture
Sorry guys I could't get one straight forward on my phone camera. It would completely wash out.
If any of you guys need help with the wiring let me know, it was kinda a pain the ***. especially with the dual bulb high-beams / fog lights and the ballast for them.
For the record the ballasts are in fact 35 watt
Low Beam Bulbs are 6000k
The fogs lights aren't HID, just the Highbeams.
I think they turned out really good. They look better in person. I know most of you don't like the LED's on the side, but they aren't overbearing like most of the new model cars. The projectors really added some serious performance I must admit. Guess that makes sense as most manufactures have gone that route.
If any of you guys need help with the wiring let me know, it was kinda a pain the ***. especially with the dual bulb high-beams / fog lights and the ballast for them.
For the record the ballasts are in fact 35 watt
Low Beam Bulbs are 6000k
The fogs lights aren't HID, just the Highbeams.
I think they turned out really good. They look better in person. I know most of you don't like the LED's on the side, but they aren't overbearing like most of the new model cars. The projectors really added some serious performance I must admit. Guess that makes sense as most manufactures have gone that route.
Last edited by jack_burton; 05-31-2014 at 02:17 AM.
#33
05-31-2014, 08:30 AM
#34
05-31-2014, 04:10 PM
Because my oem housing was fogging up 3 days after buffing them out. Meaning somewhere along the housing there is a leak that is allowing moisture to get inside. Was over buffing them every-other weekend. It was getting annoying so I just decided to replace them.
#35
05-31-2014, 04:25 PM
So 9 year old lights, instead of 10 year old lights. Much better.
There is no way your ebay aftermarket ballasts are better than the OEM Phillips ballasts. If you had ever gone on any retrofit forum you would know how widely praised the Phillips ballasts are. The simple fact you are claiming you ebay ballasts are better makes it abundanly clear you are full of canine excrement.
They didnt bother with HID high beams, because average person very rarely uses high beams.
There is no way your ebay aftermarket ballasts are better than the OEM Phillips ballasts. If you had ever gone on any retrofit forum you would know how widely praised the Phillips ballasts are. The simple fact you are claiming you ebay ballasts are better makes it abundanly clear you are full of canine excrement.
They didnt bother with HID high beams, because average person very rarely uses high beams.
Last edited by jack_burton; 06-10-2014 at 08:08 PM.
#37
06-01-2014, 09:04 AM
#38
06-02-2014, 03:10 PM
No didn't even bother. The lights are 10 years old, have 120k miles on them, i was over babying these OEM headlights. Wanted to try something new. Plus I drive a lot in the open desert with little to no lights on the road so I wanted to try out HID high-beams.
#39
06-03-2014, 11:27 PM
#40
06-11-2014, 03:23 PM
to each his own, at the end of the day you hold the title, gas it it and sit behind the drivers seat. If you like the look and and the light output, and it puts a smile on your face...AWSOME !!. Personally i thought about those lights and didnt like the side LED strip. I ended up going to TRS, getting the morrimoto mini h1 kit and retrofitted my OEM into the FOG location. Took some time and surprisingly easy once you figure out how to open and close your headlamp. Wired my lo beams to the projector and wired the hi beams to the solenoid...then relocated the fog light to the stock lo beam and use the stock H1 bulb for that.....Took some time im proud of it and i love it.
My point is do what makes you happy with your car cause its your car !!!
My point is do what makes you happy with your car cause its your car !!!
#42
09-23-2015, 11:30 PM
Wiring
Sorry guys I could't get one straight forward on my phone camera. It would completely wash out.
If any of you guys need help with the wiring let me know, it was kinda a pain the ***. especially with the dual bulb high-beams / fog lights and the ballast for them.
For the record the ballasts are in fact 35 watt
Low Beam Bulbs are 6000k
The fogs lights aren't HID, just the Highbeams.
I think they turned out really good. They look better in person. I know most of you don't like the LED's on the side, but they aren't overbearing like most of the new model cars. The projectors really added some serious performance I must admit. Guess that makes sense as most manufactures have gone that route.
If any of you guys need help with the wiring let me know, it was kinda a pain the ***. especially with the dual bulb high-beams / fog lights and the ballast for them.
For the record the ballasts are in fact 35 watt
Low Beam Bulbs are 6000k
The fogs lights aren't HID, just the Highbeams.
I think they turned out really good. They look better in person. I know most of you don't like the LED's on the side, but they aren't overbearing like most of the new model cars. The projectors really added some serious performance I must admit. Guess that makes sense as most manufactures have gone that route.
#43
09-24-2015, 09:11 AM
They look awesome, dont let anyone tell you different. I dont know why so many are hung up on the stock head lights? The stock headlights to me look huge and too much chrome inside which makes them look huge! Also for HID the stock headlights are not all that bright IMO.
Over time the stock headlights haze and get stress cracks. For that matter every headlight will get haze/fog on them I dont care what car you have. As far as LED most new cars have them! I think the Audis are the sexiest headlights out there.
The Inside of your new headlights being Black alone is a 100% improvement!
Enjoy them they are Very very nice!
Over time the stock headlights haze and get stress cracks. For that matter every headlight will get haze/fog on them I dont care what car you have. As far as LED most new cars have them! I think the Audis are the sexiest headlights out there.
The Inside of your new headlights being Black alone is a 100% improvement!
Enjoy them they are Very very nice!
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