Pics?

 

Sorry man I forgot! Ill run out and shoot a few (im at work so they'll be with the camera phone)! Gimme 5 minutes!!!

 

no problem, i'm just really curious.

 

Here they are....sorry for the quality of the pics

 

if there are any ther vies u want lemme know and Ill run back out real quick.

 

looks good. did you decide to return it to stock like people were saying? or you just gonna keep it like this? I'm not the best at wiring, so i don't know if your setup would mess anything up like people are saying. I already have the Cedia's with HID's so i don't need this. Props on doing your own work and being creative.

 

Thanks! They are still rewired and will stay that way till i run into a problem (ie. bulbs burn out too quick, etc.)

~ Nick ~

 

They look like you have your brights on, no more no less.

 

^^^ yeah, but so do HIDs, at least they don't look yellow-ish. don't think i would ever try it since i NEED high-beams in alaska for animal jaywalkers. like moose...


anyways, here's a pic of stock light next to yours, i believe stocks are 9005s? and yours are 9007s. a lot less yellow...

 

good concept, but very bad idea. too much current running thorugh them specific gauge wires wont be healthy. but its much worse for the bulbs too and the housing unit. sooner or later ur bulbs are going to burst, ur tungsten will snap and ur housing will melt.

but like i said, good concept, pretty much hte same principle as an hid conversion, which can support the heat and current.

 

Can you take pics with a real camera?

 

Is this really any worse that BOOYAH1369's "GOD CAI" the dryer ducting that went straight from the front of his bumper to the TB (bypassing filtration AND MAS) Using panyhose as a filter for "big stuff"

 

did someone really do that?!?! what an idiot!

 

Those were the good ol days

 

Actually, Stewart was too smart for his own good, and too proud. The CAI worked, to a degree. I think he did it to prove a point, that it COULD be done. Of course, after getting like 9 MPG he went back to a more traditional setup.

Those WERE some good ol days to Booyah!