My fix for the FDs crappy light output
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hi,
im currently converting my FDs bumperlights into bi-xenon projectors after i installed my REamemiya sleek kit, the car became downright dangerous to driver at night i allready have HID lights as fogs but those only work as highbeams so i didnt have any lowbeam to speak of, not realy fun to drive with so here is what i did, installed R-motorbike BI-projectors (E-marked) into the bumperlight turnsignal the turnsignal i just moved to the park light (cut of and moved the light socket) i didnt need that anyway since the REkit has park built in so, here are some pics, tell me what you think ps. will post nighttime lightoutput pics later |
So now you have projectors in your turn signals.. or where it's suppose to be? Post some output pics against a wall for comparsion
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so what about your turnsignal man?
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Originally Posted by DMoneyRX-7
(Post 9156218)
so what about your turnsignal man?
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Very cool. Now that's got my little brain thinking about the possibilities...
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please please, post up night time pics, i've always wanted to do this, i but i never had the balls to. Everyone kept on saying that the housing would melt.
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Originally Posted by purerx7
(Post 9156301)
His turn signal would be the inner bulb (the orange one). Pretty cool idea, might have been easier to just purchase the feed hid bumper lights if money was no object.
i have a pic, its not 100% adjusted at the moment+ineed to polish the plastic alittle, but its not that bad to drive with, a biiiig improvement over stock ps, on the highbeam shot, the lights where to close to the middle and adjusted alittle to much down. perfect cutof (the little amount of glare is from the chrome on the stock lights and yes, the signal lights are now moved to the parklight position, works perfekt with osram diadem bulbs |
Originally Posted by junkie81
(Post 9159530)
please please, post up night time pics, i've always wanted to do this, i but i never had the balls to. Everyone kept on saying that the housing would melt.
ps, if there are some typos here, its because english is my second language, and im writing while intocsicated:D |
ill have to post pics of the custom headlights that im having done when my car is running can we say 4 tri xenon projectors
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Originally Posted by viviorunitia88
(Post 9163601)
ill have to post pics of the custom headlights that im having done when my car is running can we say 4 tri xenon projectors
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you could change the inner light to a double filament socket so you can still use it for parking and signal
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One of the best threads, i've all year! Thanks for the pics!
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Originally Posted by KaiFD3S
(Post 9163954)
you could change the inner light to a double filament socket so you can still use it for parking and signal
i must have a amber singnal , and amber park is not allowed in europe thats a us only thing i dont need the park function, the reamemiya sleeks take care of that i will post more pics later, my setup is currently: bumper bixenon, and 4x55w hid in the re sleeks pluss hid highbeams as foglights, so if i want to i can have 4x35whids and 4x55w hids on at the same time. its like turning on the sun:D |
I was also going to do the quad retro (2 hid's in one housing per side) then I got lazy. Lets see pics
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no tri xeon is basicaly a standard hid bulb in a bi xeon houseing which is a project that has a actuator flap to lower for highbeams. SInce normaly they use bixeon bulbs with this application to dim the light when you put on high beams, if used with just a standard hid bulb you gain what is call tri xeon light output is remarkable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kay8X...layer_embedded.
just thats with the two standard projectors im goning to be useing 4 bmw e34 projectors with a custom bracket and bucket to retain a more sleepy eyed look i will post pics when finished. |
Originally Posted by viviorunitia88
(Post 9168128)
no tri xeon is basicaly a standard hid bulb in a bi xeon houseing which is a project that has a actuator flap to lower for highbeams. SInce normaly they use bixeon bulbs with this application to dim the light when you put on high beams, if used with just a standard hid bulb you gain what is call tri xeon light output is remarkable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kay8X...layer_embedded.
just thats with the two standard projectors im goning to be useing 4 bmw e34 projectors with a custom bracket and bucket to retain a more sleepy eyed look i will post pics when finished. thats regular bi-xenon, like mine, they have a motorised shield that moves out of the way for highbeam. only thing im worried about on theese applications is the durability of the shiels actuator, not that it matters, the REamemiyas take care of the highbeams |
ummm thats kinda of weird every single bmw converion over to the tri xeons tell me thats the diffrence, but i could be wrong and im building a sleek kit.
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hehe, im pretty confident im right;)
you have your single and bi-projectors. doesnt matter what bulb is in it. works the same with both hid and crap(halogen) |
That is the coolest looking light setup I've ever seen! I personally think this looks much cleaner than the Feed type lights. Nice work, I had a similar idea to this, but I might just copy this! haha
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Where did you buy the projectors?
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Sorry to bump an old thread, but do you have part numbers for the projectors or measurements? I'm thinking of doing two of these and adding LED's around the bottom for the turn/parks.
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hi. pm me your msn if you use it and i will see if i can help you out
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if anyone is interested, theese are the units i used
http://www.qsps.com.tw/admin/product...?page=2&c_id=8 |
Originally Posted by mr.veilsidewankel
(Post 10286343)
if anyone is interested, theese are the units i used
http://www.qsps.com.tw/admin/product...?page=2&c_id=8 -AzEKnightz |
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