Finally Bit the Projector Bullet
#26
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
Yeah its got holes to do that. But its made to just screw right up to a h4 housing so im gonna see what I can do to not do as much cutting
Shining my 160 lumen flash light through the hole in the back of the projector that's my cutoff line. Now just imagine 3500 lumens of HID goodness through the projector bowl
Shining my 160 lumen flash light through the hole in the back of the projector that's my cutoff line. Now just imagine 3500 lumens of HID goodness through the projector bowl
#28
I might have seen this a little bit ago but didn't read into it much. So your saying he painted the inside green and this caused the lens of the projector to have a green tiny to it??
#30
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
I believe the same guy who was quoted above is working on forlights for his truck... They actually now sell a projector retrofit for fogs now. Its only $170
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...roducts_id=243
#32
yea he took apart the projector and painted the cut offs does not affect the tint to the light at all just when there off they look like what ever color you paint it
#33
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
Not that I would do this but check out what this guy did.
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/show...ighlight=Prism
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/show...ighlight=Prism
#36
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
Well Ive been working on them for the last 4.5 hrs on the housings and this is where I stand as of now.
(I still have shrouds and Angel Eyes are still back ordered) They said they should ship out Friday)
Cooking them up in the oven. 200* for 10mins. then 215* for 5 when the started to cool didnt take too long
Next time I will use something other than my finger to hold pressure on the lens
9007 stock socket
I needed to modify just a tad bit to get the projector to sit right.
Mock up
(I still have shrouds and Angel Eyes are still back ordered) They said they should ship out Friday)
Cooking them up in the oven. 200* for 10mins. then 215* for 5 when the started to cool didnt take too long
Next time I will use something other than my finger to hold pressure on the lens
9007 stock socket
I needed to modify just a tad bit to get the projector to sit right.
Mock up
#39
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
#41
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA
#44
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From: Norfolk / Chesapeake, VA