something about them just doesnt look right. i cant put my finger on what.

 

?????

 

They look great on the car. Only concern I have is about the light output, which is hard to judge from a picture.

Good job.

 

ye i cnt even judge the light output lol i still have to adjust the projectors so i can get a better cut off

 

Would you happen to know if this goes for the vertex racing ones aswell ?? Because they have little ***** on theres.

But i called them an they said theres no way to adjust it ??

 

Those look hot. Just need to get the functionality of them workin

 

Already got it resolved! There are two screws on the back of the headlight that adjust both height and horizontal aiming.

 

Can you change the bulbs on the halos to brighten them?

 

those are nice

 

they are actually working ont ht for me.!!! JLevi said tht they were goin to chek it out and let me kno as soon as they got something.. so i am waiting on tht so it wont void warranty!!! on lights

 

It seems the bulbs can't be changed. We may be able to integrate a cold cathode in there but it would be very pricey (at least $100-200 more depending on if we could get it done at the manufacturer's location or if we had to do it after the fact)

 

so whats the verdict guys? are these worth it? Would it be better for me to purchase HIDS elsewhere and put them in these projectors? Will these projectors prevent glare for oncoming traffic?

 

I completely agree with you, and I think it's too bad. Most of the aftermarket projectors are made to look cool and be affordable, not be completely functional.

I have noticed on many many applications (other different vehicles) the projects are very low quality, does not project nor distribute light efficiently. The projectors are often too small, and end up overheating the light bulb, and burning it out.

I really think it's a shame that the saying "you get what you pay for" has become to cliche. It really is true. a $700 aftermarket projector headlight will definitely yield many benefits, but the minority of the public interested in these are forced to choose other options.

Jlevi, I like the look of these projectors. If you can find some way of getting a cathode tube in there ($100 option maybe), and a better projector, then you have a great product.

I'm trying hard and being careful with my words, because I don't want to crap on your thread, but I'm trying to be positive. These headlights do look cool, they just need some more touches.

Keep us informed.

-Paul

 

looks pretty good.

 

i think u need to lower your left ones

 

I like the concept, but somehow the materials used inside the housing just looks cheap. Little things like clear (flush) turn signal, and higher quality paint would make this set much more attractive. Maybe a row of amber LED's at the corner would make these a little more llegal.

 

We could easily integrate a cold cathode if there is enough interest It would be a $100-150 option ;)
JL

 

^^^ I suggest everyone go for that. It would look like Jlevi's avatar.

There is a CCFL kit for bimmer's. I think the company is DDE.

 

If you integrated ccfl and pre-aligned and tested the cutoffs, not only would your market increase, but alot more satisfaction would be reached. You say there arn't that many people out there willing to buy $700 headlamps, but ever since I got my tC I set back about a grand for headlights. I almost went with HID Retro but 1600 was too much.