Reference: HIDs: Answers, Specs, And More
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it's the kit str8 from superhids.com. . everything is already installed. unless u jus want pix of the installed kit, bulb and everything else. . . i defnitely notice a whole lotta light, but none of it is concentrated as it scatters in every f**king direction. it's really disappointing to spend $410 on something when you don't get your money's worth. . so PLEASE, helpEK9 said:
Wow you spent $410.00 on a kit, that's too much.onenighter712 said:
yea picture of it installed, infront so i can see the bulbs and 20 - 25feet away wall shot.
u could of spent $200 or so and got a whole retro done by me.
yeah i thought getting a conversion kit would be "safe." anyways, my main problem is i have a hid kit on non-hid housing (stock). . i know it's better than projectors, but is there anything i can do to at least minimize and concentrate more of the light and have it aimed more to the middle? i don't think u need pix for this question of principleEK9 said:
* MINIMIZE SCATTER. . . light shoots eveywhere
Well with out a PICTURE i can not help you. Picture is more than thousand words.onenighter712 said:
I might have solution shield or make one. AIM it lower if you can. AIM your headlight, not that hard. If not man i wouldn't have bought that kit. you could of done this.
Retro:
Stock IS300 or G35 reflectors, G35's i have them in stock and i sell it for $50 a pair. HID Kit with D2R bulbs $230.00
$280.00 + $100 labor = $380.00 and u pay shipping, i can get it cheap cuz i have fedex account. prob like $10bucks.
Anywho try to aim it lower if you can get me a picture of teh bulb the better...ur saying it scatters but w/o pictures i do not know how it is scattering and where and why...
im tryin to upload the images but this is a hassle
attach them and emial to me, spooncivic@verizon.netonenighter712 said:
EK9, is it possible for you to send me some pictures of your work? I am very interested, but I don't wanna f**k up my headlights and rather have someone with the idea and experience behind what they are doing. Could you email some pics to elmartinez85@bellsouth.netEK9 said:
Yea check page two of this thread, but if you want more pix i got some .. i'll attach on next threadSlick_99 said:
Yea only if you get bulbs like thisJezek said:So are these $300ish priced hits worth it in oem headlights?
http://www.superhids.com/h4single.jpg
if you can find H4 HID kits with that type of reflectors, you'll get cut off like IS300 / G35, if not which is about 90% of aftermarket kits, which has one metal shield- well than it's not worht it
$280 - HID Kitj_fukin_t said:
$100 - Labor *for reflectors only* $200 for Projectors
And you'll need to send the whole headlights, so the shourd/beezel *covers* will fit right and not hit the plastic covers.
Projectors wise i have few in my garage, BMW M3, 330Ci, Benz E55, TSX, and few others.
Here are few pictures i added
Accord with E55 Bi-Xenon:
Sorry for large pix, but last pix shown is only one projector on. shows you how much light it outputs even thought it's one projector
Del Sol with Audi A6 Single Xenon/ Custom Plexi headlights:
A6 is known for their weird slop cut off, but it does its job..
Both of the projectors was used with Osram Xenarc 66040 D2S
Accord with E55 Bi-Xenon:
Sorry for large pix, but last pix shown is only one projector on. shows you how much light it outputs even thought it's one projector
Del Sol with Audi A6 Single Xenon/ Custom Plexi headlights:
A6 is known for their weird slop cut off, but it does its job..
Both of the projectors was used with Osram Xenarc 66040 D2S
Like what i told Jezek, check this link http://www.superhids.com/h4single.jpg98EK-R said:
if you get that type of bulb NO you will not get a lot of glare, if not yes you will and minimal light to ground..
Any H4/9003 applications produce glares, but if you get that type of shield; you will not get that much glare
Damn, I wish I had those shrouds. I'd put the HID's back in my car if it worked as well as you say.EK9 said:
So Ek9, if someone sends you housings, you'll do all the labor with the kit included? As you are in Texas you can't physically install it so is the electrical part ez for anyone?
