Camaro HID Projector Headlights
04-10-2006, 10:25 PM
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Camaro HID Projector Headlights Ok they are done, I am waiting on some pieces to make shrouds but I don't know if I will put them on (may not fit correctly).
They turned out a lot better than I expected, only problem being that the high beams point down way too far.
The beam pattern is perfect, the color is awsome! They are using 8000K bulbs and are absolutly gorgeous!
These are for sale, I may already have a buyer for them though. If you are interested please PM me. Price is $1000 and that includes the headlights, brand new bulbs (8000K), plug-N-play harness. This is without the shrouds, they can easily be dis-assembeled if you wish to add shrouds (only for better appearence, I don't think they're needed IMO). If you're local I would be more than happy to install them.
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They turned out a lot better than I expected, only problem being that the high beams point down way too far.
The beam pattern is perfect, the color is awsome! They are using 8000K bulbs and are absolutly gorgeous!
These are for sale, I may already have a buyer for them though. If you are interested please PM me. Price is $1000 and that includes the headlights, brand new bulbs (8000K), plug-N-play harness. This is without the shrouds, they can easily be dis-assembeled if you wish to add shrouds (only for better appearence, I don't think they're needed IMO). If you're local I would be more than happy to install them.
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04-10-2006, 11:31 PM
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Yikes, $1,000 is a bit out of my range.
If you plan on making more, is there any chance you could just get some stock headlamps, install less expensive (e46) projectors in there (no shroud) and sell them for around $500-$600 with no HID kit included?
If you plan on making more, is there any chance you could just get some stock headlamps, install less expensive (e46) projectors in there (no shroud) and sell them for around $500-$600 with no HID kit included?
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04-10-2006, 11:36 PM
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E46's are too long, they won't fit. I tried both the single and bi-xenon and neither would fit without some major cutting.
I may however sell the headlights without the bulbs/ballasts, they would be about $725.
I may however sell the headlights without the bulbs/ballasts, they would be about $725.
04-11-2006, 12:56 AM
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I really want to keep them since they are the first set but I have a guy who seems to really want them. I have more parts on order already, I also have some TL Bi-Xenons that I will try to use.
04-11-2006, 02:23 AM
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Looks REALLY DAMM good man, seriously this is really impressive work! The light pattern is amazing, the color is beautiful, and i bet your work is top noch! Good job!
if you could come up with the housing in the breathless kit, retro fit a Acura TL, or TSX projector in there, all of the firebird guys would be ALL OVER THIS KIT!!!!
if you could come up with the housing in the breathless kit, retro fit a Acura TL, or TSX projector in there, all of the firebird guys would be ALL OVER THIS KIT!!!!
04-11-2006, 06:48 PM
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you got any good pictures of how you attached the projector to the headlight?
On your site it looks like bondo or something is used to do this on your 1st set. Is this how you attached the set you have for sale for $1000??
On your site it looks like bondo or something is used to do this on your 1st set. Is this how you attached the set you have for sale for $1000??
04-12-2006, 10:58 PM
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Can you show us some pics of them on a car from a distance?? I think alot of us want to see if our cars will actually look ok with these in there. Especially before we spend 1k.
