Plug and Play Projectors
01-12-2010, 01:14 AM
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Plug and Play Projectors
It was finally warm enough to get a decent outdoors shot.
And now what they look like in the headlights.
We had to remove the reflector cap, which is unusually strong. We also had to drill a hole into the reflector to get the bi-xenon/angel eye wires run through. Outside of that, it was a pretty straight forward install.
And now what they look like in the headlights.
We had to remove the reflector cap, which is unusually strong. We also had to drill a hole into the reflector to get the bi-xenon/angel eye wires run through. Outside of that, it was a pretty straight forward install.
01-13-2010, 12:22 AM
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01-13-2010, 12:52 AM
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they clip into the stock bulb location idk why they had to cut the housing.. if anything you could make a section of the halo's not have the plastic cover where it goes over the reflector..
and the bulb reflector doesn't need to be cut out .. and .. i concur .. 140 WITHOUT BALLAST is steep...
unless they come with a lifetime warranty which i doubt ..
http://s200.photobucket.com/albums/a...d430/?start=40 thats got pics of it.. and mines not PNP because I have 9006 lights so they have separate highs/ lows so things were different
and the bulb reflector doesn't need to be cut out .. and .. i concur .. 140 WITHOUT BALLAST is steep...
unless they come with a lifetime warranty which i doubt ..
http://s200.photobucket.com/albums/a...d430/?start=40 thats got pics of it.. and mines not PNP because I have 9006 lights so they have separate highs/ lows so things were different
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01-13-2010, 12:57 AM
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So you have to open the stock housing to get these in. Am I right?
I'm just annoyed that people use the phrase "plug and play" for things that require way more work than just plugging them in.
I'm just annoyed that people use the phrase "plug and play" for things that require way more work than just plugging them in.
01-13-2010, 01:09 AM
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no plug and play refers to how it plugs into the stock harness you do need to run the powe and ground for the ballast somewhere.. it's like any other PNP hid setup
as well as the fact that you don't have to cut a huge hole in your stock headlight like a normal projector setup and if need be can go back to stock
as well as the fact that you don't have to cut a huge hole in your stock headlight like a normal projector setup and if need be can go back to stock
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01-13-2010, 01:15 AM
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no plug and play refers to how it plugs into the stock harness you do need to run the powe and ground for the ballast somewhere.. it's like any other PNP hid setup
as well as the fact that you don't have to cut a huge hole in your stock headlight like a normal projector setup and if need be can go back to stock
as well as the fact that you don't have to cut a huge hole in your stock headlight like a normal projector setup and if need be can go back to stock
Right I figured as much. And I will still say this seems pretty sweet. I would be willing to open the housing for these if there is some great warrenty...or something to justify this $140 price. You could probably get 4th gen projectors for the price of these plus the price of some stockers.
01-13-2010, 01:19 AM
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and for whats included from 3b spec..
(2) Bi-xenon projectors, with CCFL halos
(2) Relay Harnesses
(2) Tubes of silicon sealant
thats for 140
for a full kit from them it's 210...
however.. my kit had everything
01-13-2010, 01:25 AM
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if you can wait till this weekend I can try to take pics of my directions.. i can guarantee they're the same..
and for whats included from 3b spec..
(2) Bi-xenon projectors, with CCFL halos
(2) Relay Harnesses
(2) Tubes of silicon sealant
thats for 140
for a full kit from them it's 210...
however.. my kit had everything
and for whats included from 3b spec..
(2) Bi-xenon projectors, with CCFL halos
(2) Relay Harnesses
(2) Tubes of silicon sealant
thats for 140
for a full kit from them it's 210...
however.. my kit had everything
hah its cool
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