Projector Halo Headlights & Foglights
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Not generally a fan of aftermarket lights at all, but these look downright AWESOME!! I just sanded my stockers the other day, but I'm gonna have to add these to the rainy day shopping list.
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So you didnt use the Ballast that came with the DDM hids? You use the old big box looking ones not the slim?
One guy says he doesn't like the slim ballast because of the Long warm up time
(higher fail rate).
Pair of Mounting brackets for 35W DDM Ballasts $2.99
DDM HID Kit, 55W, H7, 5000K
hid, xenon, hid xenon upgrade, xenon kit, hids
Wattage: 55 Watt (+$10.00)
Bulb Color: 5000K
Bulb Type: H7
$39.95
DDM HID Kit, 35W, H10, 5000K
hid, xenon, hid xenon upgrade, xenon kit, hids
Wattage: 35 Watt
Bulb Color: 5000K
Bulb Type: 9145
$29.95
I want the headlights and fog lights to be close to the same color but I am worried that the 55w and the 35w will put out a different color due to the wattage.
One guy says he doesn't like the slim ballast because of the Long warm up time
(higher fail rate).
Pair of Mounting brackets for 35W DDM Ballasts $2.99
DDM HID Kit, 55W, H7, 5000K
hid, xenon, hid xenon upgrade, xenon kit, hids
Wattage: 55 Watt (+$10.00)
Bulb Color: 5000K
Bulb Type: H7
$39.95
DDM HID Kit, 35W, H10, 5000K
hid, xenon, hid xenon upgrade, xenon kit, hids
Wattage: 35 Watt
Bulb Color: 5000K
Bulb Type: 9145
$29.95
I want the headlights and fog lights to be close to the same color but I am worried that the 55w and the 35w will put out a different color due to the wattage.
#45
I got mine delivered last night and was looking them over. Did anyone else notice that the projectors don't quite sit in the middle of the Halo? They are both abit off to one side and down.
I haven't installed them yet, if they are level and adjust fine I guess it doesn't really matter, it just caught me by surprise.
Also if anyone is wondering, they have the Up/Down adjustment screw in the same position as OEM as well as what appears to be a Left/Right adjustment screw on the back. Both adjustments are internal and independent of the housing positioning.
I haven't installed them yet, if they are level and adjust fine I guess it doesn't really matter, it just caught me by surprise.
Also if anyone is wondering, they have the Up/Down adjustment screw in the same position as OEM as well as what appears to be a Left/Right adjustment screw on the back. Both adjustments are internal and independent of the housing positioning.
#46
I got mine delivered last night and was looking them over. Did anyone else notice that the projectors don't quite sit in the middle of the Halo? They are both abit off to one side and down.
I haven't installed them yet, if they are level and adjust fine I guess it doesn't really matter, it just caught me by surprise.
Also if anyone is wondering, they have the Up/Down adjustment screw in the same position as OEM as well as what appears to be a Left/Right adjustment screw on the back. Both adjustments are internal and independent of the housing positioning.
I haven't installed them yet, if they are level and adjust fine I guess it doesn't really matter, it just caught me by surprise.
Also if anyone is wondering, they have the Up/Down adjustment screw in the same position as OEM as well as what appears to be a Left/Right adjustment screw on the back. Both adjustments are internal and independent of the housing positioning.
#49
I've only had mine on for a few weeks but so far they are working well for me. i bought mine through imotorsportoutlet but i believe they are all manufactured by Eagle eye
#51
Unfortunately Fuzzy's pictures no longer display. Could you guys post up some pictures of what the headlights (and tail lights) look like all lit up at night, as well as what bulbs/ballasts you used? I like the looks of Fuzzy's in the video in the OP, but just wonder what other bulbs look like.
Also, what'd you guys wind up doing about the headlight washer mechanism? Can you just disconnect and crimp the hose somehow, without causing damage? Or maybe just pull a fuse to disable?
Lastly, can anyone post on their experiences with hooking the halos up to the DRLs?
Thanks a lot guys.
#52
Good to know, thanks.
Unfortunately Fuzzy's pictures no longer display. Could you guys post up some pictures of what the headlights (and tail lights) look like all lit up at night, as well as what bulbs/ballasts you used? I like the looks of Fuzzy's in the video in the OP, but just wonder what other bulbs look like.
Also, what'd you guys wind up doing about the headlight washer mechanism? Can you just disconnect and crimp the hose somehow, without causing damage? Or maybe just pull a fuse to disable?
Lastly, can anyone post on their experiences with hooking the halos up to the DRLs?
Thanks a lot guys.
Unfortunately Fuzzy's pictures no longer display. Could you guys post up some pictures of what the headlights (and tail lights) look like all lit up at night, as well as what bulbs/ballasts you used? I like the looks of Fuzzy's in the video in the OP, but just wonder what other bulbs look like.
Also, what'd you guys wind up doing about the headlight washer mechanism? Can you just disconnect and crimp the hose somehow, without causing damage? Or maybe just pull a fuse to disable?
Lastly, can anyone post on their experiences with hooking the halos up to the DRLs?
Thanks a lot guys.
Halos will run with the DRLs as a plug and play. They use the same pin the small front corner light used which runs all the time i believe.
#53
Or if the light sensor turns on the headlights.
The DRL are the only thing on by default during the day.
#54
From the factory that small front corner light is on the same circuit as the running/parking lights. Only way they are on is if you have the headlight switch in the "Running Light" or "Headlight" position.
Or if the light sensor turns on the headlights.
The DRL are the only thing on by default during the day.
Or if the light sensor turns on the headlights.
The DRL are the only thing on by default during the day.
I'm going to have a real learning experience with wiring soon. I have LED switch-back DRL's that I'll be installing sometime soon, as well as the possibility of these headlights if I scrounge up the cash.
#56
Fuzzy and others know WAAAAY more than I do about this, but I recently purchased some switchback bulbs that I'll be installing in the somewhat near future... Once I have someone help me out with how to wire them up. I know I'll get knocked for not buying "high quality" enough, but after many messages back and fourth with the vendor "fyreflys" (eBay), I elected yo go with their F7 switchback bulbs for my DRL/signal. Have a look.
Also, Google search for "cts-v led DRL switchback" or something to that effect and you'll find a useful how-to posted over at caddy forums. That's the only resource I have right now.
Also, Google search for "cts-v led DRL switchback" or something to that effect and you'll find a useful how-to posted over at caddy forums. That's the only resource I have right now.
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Just waiting on my HIDS and clear fog/turns. The quality of these headlights look really good.
How to wire up switchback-leds clear.html
Yeah I know I just posted a CF link. I hate CF. That's alot of work just for some switchbacks.
Fuzzy and others know WAAAAY more than I do about this, but I recently purchased some switchback bulbs that I'll be installing in the somewhat near future... Once I have someone help me out with how to wire them up. I know I'll get knocked for not buying "high quality" enough, but after many messages back and fourth with the vendor "fyreflys" (eBay), I elected yo go with their F7 switchback bulbs for my DRL/signal. Have a look.
Also, Google search for "cts-v led DRL switchback" or something to that effect and you'll find a useful how-to posted over at caddy forums. That's the only resource I have right now.
Also, Google search for "cts-v led DRL switchback" or something to that effect and you'll find a useful how-to posted over at caddy forums. That's the only resource I have right now.
How to wire up switchback-leds clear.html
Yeah I know I just posted a CF link. I hate CF. That's alot of work just for some switchbacks.
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