Projecter Headlight Conversion
Feb 14, 2005, 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BensLancer
Not sure but in this month's Super Street there was a company that is producing Projector/Halo type headlight for various cars, but I have not checked to see if they will be doing any Lancers or EVOs yet. You might want to check into that!
Feb 15, 2005, 03:10 PM
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check out the company Umnitza.
www.umnitza.com
With enough people interested they can manufacture hi quality Halos.
www.umnitza.com
With enough people interested they can manufacture hi quality Halos.
Feb 15, 2005, 03:12 PM
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someone did that to our cars...he drilled a hole into his headlight and placed a projection headlight (just like an audi)...it was a black lancer and a DIY project...
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As far as the halos go. Making them yourself with curtain rods and LED's is a bit of a pain in the ***. The website www.umnitza.com had some replacement halos that would work better. I'm not sure if the set comes with mounting hardware or not. IMO, Mounting the rings was the hardest part, short of prying the housing apart. Once the weather gets a little warmer I'll probably order these rings and try it again. I'd put a pic up of the finished job but I can't figure out how to email pics on my phone (stupid cingular). I'll post pics if I can figure it out. If you have any more questions about it you can pm me.
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Originally Posted by McCow
As far as the halos go. Making them yourself with curtain rods and LED's is a bit of a pain in the ***. The website www.umnitza.com had some replacement halos that would work better. I'm not sure if the set comes with mounting hardware or not. IMO, Mounting the rings was the hardest part, short of prying the housing apart. Once the weather gets a little warmer I'll probably order these rings and try it again. I'd put a pic up of the finished job but I can't figure out how to email pics on my phone (stupid cingular). I'll post pics if I can figure it out. If you have any more questions about it you can pm me.
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Originally Posted by BensLancer
Thanks Dave, that is something to look into a few years down the road for me though. I should have my kit on soon man! Pm me!
Feb 16, 2005, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave@Accolade
check out the company Umnitza.
www.umnitza.com
With enough people interested they can manufacture hi quality Halos.
www.umnitza.com
With enough people interested they can manufacture hi quality Halos.
Last edited by WildOne; Feb 16, 2005 at 02:06 PM.