Halos
10-06-2013, 11:27 AM
#29
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I got my LED rings. Nice crisp NATURAL WHITE color and they look tough. 80mm from SuperbrightledsDOTcom
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My picture taken with a Samsung Galaxy S3
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From web site
My picture taken with a Samsung Galaxy S3
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Last edited by KILLER; 10-06-2013 at 11:38 AM.
10-06-2013, 01:31 PM
#31
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I'm concerned. Even though the Rings I received are 80mm they look small and I'm sure they will sit
Inside the projector shroud. For those of you who have a smaller ring, was the light output affected in any way? Wierd cutoff? Less light?
Inside the projector shroud. For those of you who have a smaller ring, was the light output affected in any way? Wierd cutoff? Less light?
10-06-2013, 11:15 PM
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Morimotos are nice but they are not for me
*Don't like the yellow look when they are off.
*I want a Pure white light with no blueish hue to them
*Price is a bit high
*I want them with the clear plastic diffuser.
I am going to return them and go for the 90mm.
*Don't like the yellow look when they are off.
*I want a Pure white light with no blueish hue to them
*Price is a bit high
*I want them with the clear plastic diffuser.
I am going to return them and go for the 90mm.
10-16-2013, 08:51 AM
#38
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This would be the 3rd time opening my headlights. Everytime it gets easier.
Here is the halo/strip mod. I did. Im thinking of addding a diffuser on the LED strip even out the light.
Here I added a blue piece of plastic in front of the projector shield to give the lens a blue look.
Here is the halo/strip mod. I did. Im thinking of addding a diffuser on the LED strip even out the light.
Here I added a blue piece of plastic in front of the projector shield to give the lens a blue look.
10-17-2013, 03:45 AM
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Creative! Two questions man
How exactly does this blue lens mod work? Does it affect light output when they are on? When you remove the projector you will have access to the shield. Just stick a colored piece of aluminum to the outter part of the shield (the side that faces out) I used hard plastic from a toperware lid and I hope it can hold for a week more until I reopen the hadlights to make more adjustments. The light output is NOT affected in any way.
And what rings did you finally settle on? Can you link?
How exactly does this blue lens mod work? Does it affect light output when they are on? When you remove the projector you will have access to the shield. Just stick a colored piece of aluminum to the outter part of the shield (the side that faces out) I used hard plastic from a toperware lid and I hope it can hold for a week more until I reopen the hadlights to make more adjustments. The light output is NOT affected in any way.
And what rings did you finally settle on? Can you link?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-90mm-LED-...0b2937&vxp=mtr