night shots later..

 

Those look awesome, point me to the person on ebay you got them from.


John

 

proexhaust <seller i.d.

 

any issues aiming them? my chrome set was lizzard eyed, so i had to open them up and adjust them internally, was a pain in the a$$... i could get the high beams adjusted preoperly, but still high, and when i had them set, the low beams were lizzard eyed.. then i adjusted the low beams, and the high beams were all cockeyed... after opening them and adjusting them, and re-sealing them they have been cool, but i am wanting to get another set in black for my rs3, and have heard that black ones are aimed better then the chrome ones.

 

I expected to spend tonite straightening the beams.. however, they seem to be perfectly level with eachother, in both directions.. I do see that they need to be lowered a hair, to avoid getting flashed at, they sit just like the stock ones did (before I adjusted them down). So, after that, i'll let you know..

 

p.s.
these have the external adjusting screws like the stock lights.

 

yup, i have the same ones but in chrome, i got them early on when they first came out, i am guessing the quality is proboibly a tiny bit better now, as far as how they come aimed from the manufac. for me, i like being able to adjust them, but i do use both high and low beams depending on where i drive.. now they are fine, after i opened them and adjusted them internally, now the high and low beams are level with each other in each headlight, when i adjust the right side down for low beam, the high beams are now centered and go lower. mine just were not centered properly from the manufac.

 

yeah, my highs aim higher than the lows.. hope to bring them
both down a hair... its about dark enough.. i'll go figure it
now..

 

i found mine were aimed just fine from the factory. there diffrent then the factory its wierd. if you are following a car the beam is like 4 feet high on the back of the car but as they get further ahead of you the beam gets wider. i guess that is why they are called " projector" headlights.

 

umm... okay
I feel you now... got the low beams on, and the highs go nutz
(and vis versa).. the left/right adjuster is a bitc.. to get to
also. My fingers hurt. Think i'll live with the low beams as
good, and the highs as crazy for now..

and they weren't as perfect as I thought seeing them in the dark (the aim).. but I still love the way they look.

 

figures the cool pic would blur

 

those look great...i wonder what they would look like in my black box

 

0What are those things in the bottom grill?

(I know they're lights, but what kind, and where did you get em'?

 

They are APC dual beam fogs.. they have a multi colored spotlight as well as a regular white fog.. they only come through in those colors (pictured above) because of the VHT spray on tint under the lenses.

 

pics look great. one thing i found was instead of trying to turn the adjusters with your fingers... mine got pretty cut up and blistered, get yourself a medium leangth flat screw driver, and go in from them top of the housing, and use the flathead to spin the adjusters via the teeth. makes things a lot easier on the hands!

 

Dude, too late.. my finger tips are still jacked up.. its okay, willl use your tip next time.Thanks!

 

where did you get that tiny grill where the oem foglights go??? or how did you do it??? i'm very interested.

 

Its the OEM cover, took a 2" hole saw, drilled out a hole at each end (where I wanted the opening to be), cut straight across the top and bottom of each hole to connect them, then cut out the side of a mesh waste basket, epoxyed it to the inside of the cover, sanded it all smooth with 420 grit paper, and sprayed it with Plastikote bumper black.

 

might have been a different size hole saw, I used the biggest one I could fit...

 

[quote="streetlethalxb"]Its the OEM cover, took a 2" hole saw, drilled out a hole at each end (where I wanted the opening to be), cut straight across the top and bottom of each hole to connect them, then cut out the side of a mesh waste basket, epoxyed it to the inside of the cover, sanded it all smooth with 420 grit paper, and sprayed it with Plastikote bumper black.[/quote
THANKS A LOT.