***Blackbird Lighting Solutions (BLS) 98-02 CAMARO Proj. Headlight Retro Intro GP***
03-14-2012, 10:44 AM
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Feel free to PM us with any questions you may have.
This is the GP price based on the available pricing for the components at this time.
03-15-2012, 09:46 AM
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Damn wish I didn't have my last college pay ment due next week or I would jump on this now , can you pm me a non group purchase price on Sending my head lights in to have the work done and the lens will already be seperated from the housing
03-15-2012, 08:06 PM
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BLS, way to only blot one of the pics with my license plate 
To everyone considering purchasing these:
I have tried stock housings, a set of halos, and another set of halo projectors with every combo of bulbs between them and I can honestly say that nothing compares to this kit. Its pretty hard to get an idea just by the pictures of how much these tremendously improve vision. They completely light up the road and you can still see a crisp light cut-off an easy 15 car lengths ahead of you. The light is also dialed in perfect with a clean, super white color.
I had the housings completely blacked out, which looks excellent during the day. I always liked the looks of the halo rings, but there is something truly sinister about the look these give murdered out. As I mentioned, they still put out ridiculous light despite the reflectors being painted, so that should not be concern.
Install was very easy, and the wiring harness from his complete kit was direct plug-and-play after connecting to the hot post on the driver side and a ground. This has definitely been a worthwhile mod to my car, and the ease of installation made it that much better. I would highly recommend the complete kit to anyone!
And Thanks Brian!
To everyone considering purchasing these:
I have tried stock housings, a set of halos, and another set of halo projectors with every combo of bulbs between them and I can honestly say that nothing compares to this kit. Its pretty hard to get an idea just by the pictures of how much these tremendously improve vision. They completely light up the road and you can still see a crisp light cut-off an easy 15 car lengths ahead of you. The light is also dialed in perfect with a clean, super white color.
I had the housings completely blacked out, which looks excellent during the day. I always liked the looks of the halo rings, but there is something truly sinister about the look these give murdered out. As I mentioned, they still put out ridiculous light despite the reflectors being painted, so that should not be concern.
Install was very easy, and the wiring harness from his complete kit was direct plug-and-play after connecting to the hot post on the driver side and a ground. This has definitely been a worthwhile mod to my car, and the ease of installation made it that much better. I would highly recommend the complete kit to anyone!
And Thanks Brian!
03-17-2012, 11:14 PM
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That's usually the case, DIY being cheaper and all. But it is more convenient, or some people are just not as good at doing retrofits. For me it will come down to how much extra my custom stuff will cost - I'm hoping the price for the labor side isn't too bad because I'd like to not have to deal with it after doing a lot of work on my retrofit I'm doing for my Trailblazer.
03-18-2012, 10:16 AM
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I have them in my TA... great company/person? lol to work with! and great product! its like driving our Mercedes at night.. except faster but less comfortable lol
03-18-2012, 12:10 PM
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I have a couple pictures but they are not too great. Let me dig them up and post them.
Thank you for the compliments. We are a small group but I (Brian) am the point of contact for the company. It keeps things consistent and easy from a customer service prospective since we deal with lower volume builds.
03-18-2012, 01:02 PM
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Price quoted to me for my custom stuff I think was fair. I'm going through a DIY retrofit on my Trailblazer and holy crap it can be a big pain in the neck to do and get it right. I've already had to fix a couple goofs 
I've always been able to custom make things that are functional, but make them look good? ehhh I have a hard time with that part...
Cost is a little higher than I was hoping but hey it saves me hours of frustration! That's worth it, IMO.
If you're good at doing things yourself that come out looking great by all means, do it! I do a lot of stuff myself too. But I want this to come out perfect, and I doubt my ability to make it perfect. That's why I'm going to have the professional do it this time
I've always been able to custom make things that are functional, but make them look good? ehhh I have a hard time with that part...Cost is a little higher than I was hoping but hey it saves me hours of frustration! That's worth it, IMO.
If you're good at doing things yourself that come out looking great by all means, do it! I do a lot of stuff myself too. But I want this to come out perfect, and I doubt my ability to make it perfect. That's why I'm going to have the professional do it this time
