What to buy.. Projectors
#82
Sure. I was planning on getting some pictures comparing, but with the rain lately, the light is reflected so much that it isn't as effective. I'll get some better ones up when I get a nice night.
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Hella 90mm Projectors with 6000k HID
^^All the same exposure time for comparison sake^^
Don't remember if the headlights were on in that last picture as well.
Were you looking for pictures like yours against a wall, or would an open road shot be alright?
No Lights
Headlights
Hella 90mm Projectors with 6000k HID
^^All the same exposure time for comparison sake^^
Don't remember if the headlights were on in that last picture as well.
Were you looking for pictures like yours against a wall, or would an open road shot be alright?
#83
Against a wall is what I was looking for, but road shots are good too.
based on what is lit up in the pic with the projectors, they may be aimed a bit high. The road does have a rise to it in the middle (between your car and the house) so it may be a bit misleading.
based on what is lit up in the pic with the projectors, they may be aimed a bit high. The road does have a rise to it in the middle (between your car and the house) so it may be a bit misleading.
#85
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I really need to pull the right down a bit, but because I didn't cut the hole big enough to begin with on that side, aiming is a bit more involved than turning a couple screws. Anyway, it gives an idea
Headlights
Projectors
Both
I really need to pull the right down a bit, but because I didn't cut the hole big enough to begin with on that side, aiming is a bit more involved than turning a couple screws. Anyway, it gives an idea
#90
low beam he selling a kit with housings i have been wanting them and i seen so i jumped on it http://ledgauges.net/catalog/product...495a8866559720 now after reading all of this im worried about beam quality
#92
I don't know what the beam pattern of those looks like, but they are halogen reflectors retrofitted with HID capsules. They will be brighter, but the beam will not be optimal. You will probably get glare and an uneven beam pattern. Sometimes its close (rare), but still not nearly as good as a projector.
Last edited by VIP1; 01-16-2008 at 09:30 PM.
#94
Guys,
This is the pattern you want (for reference)....
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/imag...beam-close.jpg
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/imag...x-beam-20m.jpg
You will only get this with quality projectors and HID lighting.
This is the pattern you want (for reference)....
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/imag...beam-close.jpg
http://faqlight.carpassion.info/imag...x-beam-20m.jpg
You will only get this with quality projectors and HID lighting.
Here is the image again from page 4:
#95
Yea, yours look good, VIP. I was posting that for others wondering, and also for TheGr8 to see how much his differs from a "good" cutoff. That isn't mean to bash you at all, TheGr8, just to point out the evident, that those really aren't the greatest projectors. However, they are much better than sticking a HID kit in a reflector housing like so many idiots do
#97
T/A's are different. You have a "sealed beam" housing. That is different (and better) than just a regular reflector housing. However, you will not have this sharp cutoff like projectors do. The light will be spread - a sort of a mix between a projector and a reflector.
#100
I would like to point out that VIP has the same projector housings as I do. It's all a matter of modifying the cut off. I'd also like to point out that in my pictures i'm a good 25' from the wall, giving the cutoff a bit more blur. And yes, I need to aim the right one down, and I should probably modify the cutoff in that one as well as it isn't too attractive.