dammm thats a nice cutoff

 

i'm putting them in my sc2... when i get the damn lights apart there will be a how to lol

 

Im sold on these headlights...

 

hear that? It's me, purchasing.... These will sell out.

 

h i dizzies. lol

my camera sucks and i couldnt get a decent picture, but you get the idea

 

hmm... That cutoff with hids isn't too bad, looks about the same as the 3rd gens

 

Are those hid's or regular bulbs. If they are the hid's how did you make them work

 

hids. all i had to do was just [cut] out [a hole for the grommet in] the seal on the back of the headlights. i only thought i was going to have a hard time because the h7 plug is inside the housing and i wasnt sure how the hid wires would be routed. but they are routed how they need to be so this is already taken care of. lmao horrible wording ^^ .

 

hot spot isn't nearly as bad looks great man.. they look like 8k or 10k hids right? these would look great with some 4300-6k hids

 

How is the h7 bulb sealed if you removed the cover on back. It has no protection from water. Thats why they routed the wires the way they did through a gromet and inside the housing to the lightbulb. I'm thinking you will have problems later on. I thought about doing what you did but changed my mind.

 

i dont know why, but the "cut" is out of that sentence. i just cut a nickle sized hole in the back seal for the grommet to sit in the seal. i didnt just remove it ha ha

and they are 35w 6000k hids

 

they're very blue for 6ks maybe it's just your camera or they haven't warmed up when you took the second pic

 

Did you by chance do a how-to style write up for what you did? Or could you take pictures of the final project (back of the light) to show what you did to the gromet and stuff?

Any info is greatly appreaciated.

 

is it just me or does the light output look really dim when its shining on the garage door?

 

there is a light on above the garage... ha ha


as for a how to, its really not hard. if you have it in front of you, you should see what needs to be done. unless you have dyslexia or some ****

 

Wow I like. Not a fan of the yellow lights but I like!

 

i cut a hole in the back of my 2nd gens to get the wires in. its really ****** easy. just 2 wires from the HID's need to connect to the bulb. theres a rubber seal. hmm, how can i get 2 wires in the back of the light. cut a hole, pop em in, whala. no water leaks. but if your freaking out, then put clear silicone over it or some electrical tape

 

where did you buy your hid kit from? also do you have a wiring harness?

 

ddmtuning.com

and i bought the relay harness but i tested it without and there is no problem without it

 

yeah all you have to do is cut as hole on the gromet to feed the bulb through

the grommets on these arent cheap either they feel a lot better. they also fit alot better. and wont come off quicker like the gen 1
s

 

Just bought my self a pair with some 8000K H7 HID's. Super excited and after all said and done 310 CAD shipped to my house!

 

good stuff I'll be getting these to replace my gen 1s

 

stock headlights painted black > all these ebay headlights imo. OEM is better in all aspects.

 

did you get the raptor hid kit? how long did it take for shipment of the hid kit?

 

except for when it comes to HID projection....