I will work on more pictures at another time, I'm auctally going out right now to get used to them!

Very simple to put in, plug n play ...mmhmm took about 20 mins!

I would like to thank Phil from www.oznium.com for supplying this HID Conversion Kit, and I will work on more pics for you Phil, have no worries!

My favorite part about the whole set up is when the bulbs are warming up...
It's like a bright flash, then a slow phase of warming up...looks HOTT, I got a lot of compliements on my car when i went to get gas and when I was sitting at a red light.

More pics will soon to come, have no fear!

Thank you Phil!

 

*sigh*

Go easy on him guys.

 

Very nice!

 

is it legal? i mean will u attract the cops enough to pull u over

 

Show me your cutoff pics b/c unless you got the p'n'p (now w/ projectors) you're either gonna have mad glare or poorly directed light.

Show us the pics

 

 

I like that Go easy on him hehe

too funny.

 

I just got back in from driving around....hmmm there is nothing wrong with these ....i can see the road perfectly, there really isnt that bad of a glare believe it or not, i think the ones that have the most glares are the projected hid's.

I WILL WORK ON PICS....and don't start ripping on me seriously, i dont have the money to do a retrofit like you guys so this is a nice alternative...and NO i was not attracting any attention whatsoever from cops, i auctally had a Peoria Cop compliment me on my car when i was getting gas a while ago...he even said "are those the upgraded hid's you can get" i go "yeah" hahaha

I will work on pic....it's hard to show the cut off being i dont have a garage...so i will aim at a wall or something....give me time....i just got them

 

 

If it blinds people too bad its their fault for being on the opposite side of the road haahahahah.

 

A good set of projectors have zero glare. That's why you can see a perfect cutoff line - there is no light escaping the defined pattern. Light is also spread evenly through a projected beam.

With these housings, they weren't designed for this so there are spotty areas of light ("hot spots") and random points of light that product glare.

No one is going to rip on you... but whether you have the money or not, safety is a concern and you should always have the most information.

That being said, the color is nice and it sounds like you're happy with them. Just be careful. If people start flashing you when you don't have your high beams on, you might want to start thinking about a swap.

 

working on the pics now....im uploading them as i speak

 

purple to blue, to pink to blue to purple,,,behind u the whole time? that's annoying

 

This shot was taken as if you were coming towards me



This shot I zoomed in x1.5 and the car was about 25 feet away

 

Go ahead and say what you wnat I dont really care, I like them, I'm happy with them....

Max - I do like your retrofit...that's very nice.

 

Thats pretty nice, so you simply popped them right in there?

 

See those pictures? that's exactly what the above people were talking about.. you have too much glare and those hot spots are amazingly bad...

I'm not trying to hate but if you are gonna go and spend so much money on something, at least do it right.. not the easy "20-min-and-I'm-done-plug'n'play" way...

-Emo

 

Looks ok to me, Would love to see your lights compared to my silverstars when it comes to pattern / hot spots etc.. I am more than happy with what I have but would like to compare for I think yours looks pretty good in photos!

 

Believe it or not. Silverstars is where it's at. They don't look like a 6000k kit, more like 5000k. Oh wells. Enjoy!

-steve

 

I'd hate to see your car coming towards me. I hate all the cars that retrofit HID's without projectors! All the glare kills my eyes. Like Emo said, if you're going to spend the money, do it right.