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02-11-2009, 09:08 AM
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FS: Custom Retrofitted Headlights
I have a set of projector retrofit headlights for sale. I would just like to get my money back for them. They have the E55 projector in the stock housing. The turnsignal bulbs are included, but no HID's. They take the D2S blub. I would like to get 425 + shipping for them. They haven't even been in the car.
I will post up pics after work!
Bumpage for pics, and pending sale!
I will post up pics after work!
Bumpage for pics, and pending sale!
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02-20-2009, 01:48 PM
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They look nice, but few questions.
How are they adjustable if at all?
Have they been aimed?
Have you tested the soleniod on the high beams?
Has there been any color mods to the shields?
I'm debating going to chrome. I have my black retro with the same projectors, so these would be a good swap.
How are they adjustable if at all?
Have they been aimed?
Have you tested the soleniod on the high beams?
Has there been any color mods to the shields?
I'm debating going to chrome. I have my black retro with the same projectors, so these would be a good swap.
02-20-2009, 01:51 PM
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1. They are adjustable the adjuster is on the back in the upper left of the projector housing.
2. I haven't aimed them.
3. I don't have the wiring harness made, that is one reason why I am selling them.
4. No color mods to the shields.
2. I haven't aimed them.
3. I don't have the wiring harness made, that is one reason why I am selling them.
4. No color mods to the shields.
02-20-2009, 11:58 PM
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So what all am I going have to get if I buy these? Just hids?
02-21-2009, 02:56 PM
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I can get you the write up for making the wiring harness, it is not that hard. Just takes some time. But, yes essenitally you just need to by the HID's.
Here is the post to make the wiring harness.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...79&postcount=6
Its at the bottom of the post.
Here is the post to make the wiring harness.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...79&postcount=6
Its at the bottom of the post.
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does it not rain or snow where you live?
how do you possibly keep all the moisture form getting into that retro fit set-up? in your pictures there is no cover covering the bulb area.
oh wait you havent used them yet....they are a poor set-up !
good luck to who ever buys these
how do you possibly keep all the moisture form getting into that retro fit set-up? in your pictures there is no cover covering the bulb area.
oh wait you havent used them yet....they are a poor set-up !
good luck to who ever buys these
04-04-2009, 01:45 PM
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does it not rain or snow where you live?
how do you possibly keep all the moisture form getting into that retro fit set-up? in your pictures there is no cover covering the bulb area.
oh wait you havent used them yet....they are a poor set-up !
good luck to who ever buys these
how do you possibly keep all the moisture form getting into that retro fit set-up? in your pictures there is no cover covering the bulb area.
oh wait you havent used them yet....they are a poor set-up !
good luck to who ever buys these
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