Bi-Xenon Projectors Done.[pics]
10-29-2003, 05:00 PM
#1
Bi-Xenon Projectors Done.[pics]
well it took me about a month to get all the parts together and then a week to put it all together and these are the results. I still have not hooked up the hi beams on the projectors, but ill do that tomorrow and ill take some pictures of that. I’m very happy with the result, i still have some adjustments to make, but it looks great. No more glare and a nice cut off line so that I don’t blind other people on the road. These are also E-code projectors which is the European standard so it’s a little different than dot. Basically it has a very nice cut off line with very little glare.
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
10-29-2003, 05:21 PM
#6
Originally Posted by DaThrillr
loos great man ... when are u gonna start producing them to sell?... u know im interested...
well this is one of those mods that you only do once cause its such a PITA, i think i maneged to glue and cut all my fingers, and then there was the two days of being high off all the glue a silicone i used
10-29-2003, 06:04 PM
#11
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 249
Originally Posted by geo1317
well it took me about a month to get all the parts together and then a week to put it all together and these are the results. I still have not hooked up the hi beams on the projectors, but ill do that tomorrow and ill take some pictures of that. I’m very happy with the result, i still have some adjustments to make, but it looks great. No more glare and a nice cut off line so that I don’t blind other people on the road. These are also E-code projectors which is the European standard so it’s a little different than dot. Basically it has a very nice cut off line with very little glare.
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
10-29-2003, 06:10 PM
#12
Originally Posted by Tight_Whip
Yo geo did you get those Back Tailights yet? Oh, and where did you buy those Chrome Gauge rings???
oh yeah i got them yesterday, sorry i forgot to let you know. i bought them off sycefiro back in the day, but you can get them on ebay or a GD pops up once in a while
10-29-2003, 06:11 PM
#13
damn this server busy error, 3rd attempt...here goes
very badass!! did you not drive your car for a week or did you have a spare set in while you were working on them?
one of my favorite maxes on here, good job!!
one of my favorite maxes on here, good job!!
10-29-2003, 06:11 PM
#14
You're the first, aren't you? I REALLY like them. VERY good job.
Did you take any pictures during the process or feel like doing even the slightest write up? I'd be very interested to get the general concept as well as how you made them adjustable ...
They look like lexus projectors I just saw on eBay ...
I REALLY like them. VERY good job. Did you take any pictures during the process or feel like doing even the slightest write up? I'd be very interested to get the general concept as well as how you made them adjustable ...
They look like lexus projectors I just saw on eBay ...
10-29-2003, 06:59 PM
#16
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2000
Posts: 715
Originally Posted by geo1317
well it took me about a month to get all the parts together and then a week to put it all together and these are the results. I still have not hooked up the hi beams on the projectors, but ill do that tomorrow and ill take some pictures of that. I’m very happy with the result, i still have some adjustments to make, but it looks great. No more glare and a nice cut off line so that I don’t blind other people on the road. These are also E-code projectors which is the European standard so it’s a little different than dot. Basically it has a very nice cut off line with very little glare.
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
10-29-2003, 07:57 PM
#21
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
Although it looks really nice, how does it perform?
From the pics it looks like they need some adjusting?
From the pics it looks like they need some adjusting?
well i do have to adjust them a little, but it was also wet out so they didn’t show as well on the ground. You have to see them in person to appreciate them.
as for dual projectors there is room but will take allot more moding to the body of the car its self really not worth it unless you can find some really small and shallow projectors, but most are 6” in length.
angle eyes? well i was going to do them and i will that’s my next project, i was just too anxious to pop these in so i couldn’t wait to do the angle eyes
and ill throw together a little write up of the basic steps, but there is no one way of doing these, allot depends on the parts you get.
10-29-2003, 08:07 PM
#22
Originally Posted by Torgus
what?!!? no angel eyes?!!? if your in there doing all of that i would have thought you'd have thrown some angel eyes up in it...looks really hot tho great work man.
10-29-2003, 08:28 PM
#24
Originally Posted by DaThrillr
great ... ill have to see these in person one day.... i sometimes work up in harrison NY, and white plains ..how far is that from u?
I might be going to jeffs shop on monday you live near him right? if you want you can check them out when i go there
10-29-2003, 08:46 PM
#25
Originally Posted by geo1317
white plains is like 15 min away from.
I might be going to jeffs shop on monday you live near him right? if you want you can check them out when i go there
I might be going to jeffs shop on monday you live near him right? if you want you can check them out when i go there
10-29-2003, 09:18 PM
#26
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Posts: 715
Originally Posted by geo1317
...and ill throw together a little write up of the basic steps, but there is no one way of doing these, allot depends on the parts you get.
10-29-2003, 09:30 PM
#27
Originally Posted by 98BlaximaSE
What sort of parts do you need and where did you get them from?
got most of the info i needed from here
10-30-2003, 04:44 AM
#31
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Posts: 2,117
Originally Posted by geo1317
well it took me about a month to get all the parts together and then a week to put it all together and these are the results. I still have not hooked up the hi beams on the projectors, but ill do that tomorrow and ill take some pictures of that. I’m very happy with the result, i still have some adjustments to make, but it looks great. No more glare and a nice cut off line so that I don’t blind other people on the road. These are also E-code projectors which is the European standard so it’s a little different than dot. Basically it has a very nice cut off line with very little glare.
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
As for the whole install its a PITA cause there is very little space to work with and trying to waterproof everything was the hardest part, but it all can together in the end.
here are the pictures, enjoy.
http://maxima.cardomain.com/memberpage/202250/6
Seriously, nice work. It's good to see someone here execute a project that improves on the automotive world. BTW, where are those projector units from?
10-30-2003, 07:27 AM
#32
Pizda Boy
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 2,794
so you beat me to it.......they look great man....
definitely put those high beams in....it's hard for me to do mine with a broken hand but that guy i told you about is helping me out...i got a headlight from the junkyard and started working on it...
you are exactly right when you say it's a ***** to put dual projectors in....i'll get there before christmas....anyway, keep up the great work...peace.
definitely put those high beams in....it's hard for me to do mine with a broken hand but that guy i told you about is helping me out...i got a headlight from the junkyard and started working on it...
you are exactly right when you say it's a ***** to put dual projectors in....i'll get there before christmas....anyway, keep up the great work...peace.
10-30-2003, 06:36 PM
#38
Hi beams are up and running
I finally hooked up the shield solenoid on the Bi-xenon projectors and wired everything up with my driving lights. Good thing i bought some fog/driving dual beam lights.
Pictures at the bottom of the page
I finally hooked up the shield solenoid on the Bi-xenon projectors and wired everything up with my driving lights. Good thing i bought some fog/driving dual beam lights.
Pictures at the bottom of the page
10-30-2003, 07:10 PM
#40
Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Orlando
Posts: 284
Originally Posted by Albertt
Get those high beams working and you'll get my seal of approval.
Seriously, nice work. It's good to see someone here execute a project that improves on the automotive world. BTW, where are those projector units from?
Seriously, nice work. It's good to see someone here execute a project that improves on the automotive world. BTW, where are those projector units from?
