Z_Lancer_Man

iTrader: (115)

Wow, thats is sweet looking. Nice job on the DIY.

akasirlancerlot

iTrader: (1)

just want to warn u rigo at the next sclc meet on the 16th, i WILL HUMP UR CAR, it just says "hi im rigos car, DO ME" anyways, um i just so happen to have an extra pair of headlights.! woot. um im goin to hidplanet right,..... NOW.

Dreamartist

iTrader: (1)

Damn, if I stayed at your place a little longer, I would've seen the finnished project in person! Good Job!

lookslikeanevo

iTrader: (23)

^ya you would have, but its all good come down to road race ont he 16th and chill, you can see it in person there

thank everyone for the kind words but it does make me want to email a few companies to see if they would make such a thing....maybe ill email APC first!!!

lookslikeanevo

iTrader: (23)

no i dont mind at all

Things i already had:
Cedia lights
6500K Hid kit
Dremmel

things i bought:
Projectors from a user on Hidplanet.com
Large PVC Piping that i trimed to my liking
(6) 3" long 3/8" bolts/screws
3/8" nuts to go a long with the bolts/screws
black flat hi-temp engine enamel
liquid nails

i have been prepping for about a month(when i got the projectors)

last thusday:
i cut the pvc ans sanded it to my liking

friday night:
i painted the PVC so that it was ready to install

saturday: opened the lights and guessed from there(which was pretty dumb, cus i didnt have a spare set of lights and i would have been screwed, if i f*%$ up)

the hardest part to me was adjusting the lights, my word of advice, test fit and make sure the light beam is where you want it to be before you reseal the lights, because you cant always adjust it after the lights are sealed...

HIDplanet University, read and learn

lookslikeanevo

iTrader: (23)

pictures of light output, cutoff, ill most likely change the way the cutoff line is in the next few weeks when i feel to doing it again,

all on the first post

Tweak3D

iTrader: (7)

well, if done properly, you should be able to use the stock adjustments to sdjust your lights. I know it looks really hard with your space limitations, but I am using an extra pair of stock housings, using a 3-4 ABS adapter and adapter it too the stock reflector so I can just adjust it when I am done. It is taking a bit more time because I have to measure for clearences and what not plus I have a bit more room then you do in your housing. just about done with my first light though and I will post some pictures once I get them up in my thread. good job though really like the cedias, just spending too much money as it is and didn't want to burn more on just head lights haha. I am making two sets at the moment for a friend of mine aswell, so I might be doing retros in stock housings for others. but it will be costly after parts and labor. the I can assure everyone that the 350 for materials and labor that hidretro.com offers is a reasonable price now that I know what is involved.

-Justin

lookslikeanevo

iTrader: (23)

^yes i agree, but space is really, i mean really limited with the cedia lights, i pretty much cut the whole reflector out and used the PVC to clear the projector, thinking about it now, it can be done differently, where i can adjust the height and what not from the sotck housing, matbe ill get another pair of cedia and do it all over again...

wd_cross

iTrader: (8)

^ hahaha, and you can send me your old ones with the projectors.. doo di doo.. hahaha, a guy can dream, can't he?.. DON'T BURST MY BUBBLE!