Sorry for the long wait for anyone that wanted them. The pix could be better, and I wanted to take more, but my digicam ran outta batteries. Anyhow, these pix should give you a good idea.


Sorta blurry, but you get a good idea. the are is almost totally dark around there.




Pretty yellow eh? Dunno why, so dont ask






[Modified by STi -RA, 8:18 PM 3/8/2002]

 

holy crap thats bright! I just did the conversion with some cheapy $25 bulbs... no where that bright! My stock ones were brighter... but the cheapy ones do provide adequate lighting, just not to the point where the road ahead is turned completely white or yellow like my stockers. That looks insane man!

 

Geez...that is highbeam brightness right there.

I must get a set of my own...

 

cool pix tim.. is that empire grade?

 

Yup, good eye bro. Its right past the west entrance, heading into the twisty section of the road (good fun hehe).

Anyhow, to those doing this, your mileage may vary, so don't blame me for anything

 

haha coo coo.. now i kno exactly where that is... those twisties are fun.. have you tried the twistes on that back road kinda past kragen (off of water i think).. where it leads to "Mystery spot? also highway 9 and some road to Felton is quite fun too..

nice pix.. that looks bright as hell in the 1st pic...

oh yeah is the 2nd pic the parking stalls at Northbay? i seem to remember there being a door and i'd be like wtf? haha

i see u got an H emblem on ur teg hehe..

 

light pattern and output looks nice. Dont prefer the yelowish look but for the return in additional lighting it might just be worth it for me. Thanks for the night time pic.

 

oh yeah, is that picture just low beams???

 

All pix are just with the low beams on. In real life its really not that yellow, dunno why it was like that, maybe the camera was trying to compensate or something.

 

could be, have to look into that once spring break gets here and i have some spare time.

 

pardon me for being dumb, but what exactly did you do. Convert high beams to low beams?

 

low beams are 9006. he used the 9005 bulbs in the low beam projectors. theyre 10 watts higher and dont have that gay cap on the top of the bulb