True HID setup:

[stevethepirate]

he is currently figuring out how to make some form of a cutoff. that required no fabrication really. he used a different housing im pretty sure, but i dont know what all the details are.
(he sells the kits too. if anyone wants them, im me or something)

nvm, its the stock housing.

[ January 16, 2006, 09:32 PM: Message edited by: stevethepirate ]

[Skapimp]

Made a metal plate, have to touch up the paint around the projector, but it looks really nice (a lot better than it did before).

[nikon]

why did you put them in place of your highbeams??? wont it look a little goofy, y'know like a saturn? or was that the only option you had? nice work, but still dont understand why you put the projector in there, and "true" hid doesnt mean it has to me in a projector lamp assembly look at an escalade, true hid is simply having the hid bulb and ballast, nothing more. for what it is you did do a good job though.

[Skapimp]

You can't mount the projectors where the lowbeams go, there isn't enough depth space. The projectors were actually a bit bigger than I expected.

The light doens't look anywhere near correct if you don't use projectors, it's just scattered.

[nikon]

Originally posted by Skapimp:
You can't mount the projectors where the lowbeams go, there isn't enough depth space. The projectors were actually a bit bigger than I expected.

The light doens't look anywhere near correct if you don't use projectors, it's just scattered.

ah, its only scattered in bulb housing's with diffusers, such as stock bird, or my tahoe now the camaro with the clear housings had no problem at all, but I had to order clear housing for the hoe to fix it, and look almost identical to yours, only thing yours it legal cause your not blinding anyone like I am, where did you get the projector housing anyway's?

[Skapimp]

I got them on an HID forum, in the buy/sell/trade section. I believe it's called HIDplanet.com