i have a pair of these projectors for some time now " hording " im trying to find a good diy with pictures before i tackle this does anyone have pics of your cut out and install. thanks
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(sold to h22wagon93, granite cb7 $1000.00) and c91bse7 cash with trade, jdmfreak, thanks guys! -
As far as I know, there's only one person on here with Audi projectors... and that would be me. Unfortunately, I bought my JDM one-piece lights with them already installed, and they were done professionally by HID Tech in NY.
Honestly, just about any DIY that shows a projector retrofit should work. It's all essentially the same.
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when you cut....start with small holes....always easier to cut more than to try and add material back on....test fit often....and when you seal everything bck up...make sure its sealed real well...otherwise the headlights will fog up.
but like deev said....the tsx diy on here will more than help you....a retro is a retro....doesnt matter what projectors are usedComment
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ya you both are right, i just like seeing pictures as a go and those arent coming up "56K". but like the king says small holes and work your way. Dev since you also run audi's can i get a close up picture of what style shield covered the projector because i have to purchase those, mine are wide open were the two meet, i hope you understand what i mean.(sold to h22wagon93, granite cb7 $1000.00) and c91bse7 cash with trade, jdmfreak, thanks guys!Comment
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sometimes i dont understand the purpose of projectors on our old cars, does look good. but original parts never came with projectors. would love to see the fab work though
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Originally posted by deevergote View Post
Got any pictures I would like to see what ur talking aboutComment
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If you want HIDs on your car, it's pretty much necessary to use projectors to have a proper cutoff, as well as to not blind other drivers. There's no need to have projectors with standard halogen lights, though.Originally posted by mitsubishiv5 View Postsometimes i dont understand the purpose of projectors on our old cars, does look good. but original parts never came with projectors. would love to see the fab work though
Originally posted by markie4201 View Post
That's the best picture I have. There was one that was straight on, but I didn't take it, and I don't remember who did.
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Originally posted by deevergote View PostIf you want HIDs on your car, it's pretty much necessary to use projectors to have a proper cutoff, as well as to not blind other drivers. There's no need to have projectors with standard halogen lights, though.
That's the best picture I have. There was one that was straight on, but I didn't take it, and I don't remember who did.
Sick! I would have never though of that am amazed what u can do with a CB7! & u know were to find the color code inside the car? Cuz I got the same color as uComment
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That's a custom job, but the original color is Phantom Gray. The color code is on the driver's side doorjamb.
But, we are getting far off topic. Let's keep this thread on topic, shall we?
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I think the paint code is in the door sill or maybe on inside of the drivers door when you open the door. If I am not mistaken, I think deev's car is phantom grey pearl. The code is np561 I think. My car is the same color. It is a amazing color.
Oops. I was replying at the same time.Comment
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