I see this AD on i-club all the time for projector headlights. Just wondering if anyone has picked up a pair. They LOOK like they work well BUT the price of a set $325 doesn't seem to be right. I have an HID kit from tophidkits.com fitted into my stock assembly, so I'm looking for legit HIDs.

http://www.dashzracing.com/Lighting-...FQpciAodRTwlJA

 

Those are just ebay headlights lol

 

HAHA

they're so cheap, I'm almost tempted to buy them just to try them lol

 

AND they charge you 100+ more to put in an hid kit. So as is they aren't hid's

 

 

This is all you need to see:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2773/...8e0d6e51_b.jpg

poor cutoff, glare & narrow beams...

Compare this to what HIDs should look like:
http://www.sportriders.ca/retrofit/cutoff.jpg

Sharp cutoff, no glare, nice beam spread

You can't expect to retro in HIDs without spending bucks or producing an unacceptable amount of glare. An HID into a halogen projector is really not any different from an HID into a stock headlight. The shape of the light source is inherently different on an HID (arc between two points) than a halogen (round coil wound between two points). You cannot have a dual purpose reflector / projector because the physics doesn't work. Something designed to correctly aim light from a wound straight cylinder will not properly reflect light from something that has more the shape of a rainbow.

Just another case of "physics is a *****" maybe more appropriately "everyone is physics' *****"

 

Ebayzzz

 

Man I even want to buy them just to try them. The price is too good. lol

 

I picked them up a couple of weeks ago and they are very easy to install. Literally almost plug and play.

I like them, they're not bad. I get alot of compliments

 

Any pics?

 

I make sure to take some pictures for you later today and post them up. It's too sunny out right now and the pictures turned up with glare

 

https://www.i-club.com/forums/album....pictureid=4343

these ones?

 

My friend from back home in Indiana (also an I-Club member) has the black set and he loves them. I got to see them this past May when I went home. They are pretty nice.

 

You'll probably regret it in a couple years. These headlights don't really last, and the plastic used on the covering isn't lexan like on the OEM projectors.

Result, they get rock damage.

And yes, I know from personal experience as well as a few other guys who bought these when they came on the market in 2006-2007