Advans, looks very good. Take another pic from further away with all the lights on. I'm curious to see how they look from an "oncoming traffic" perspective. Either way, looks very nice and looks like they match your HID's well.

Hmmm...maybe I need to start my lighting projects and stop being so lazy...LOL.

they'll probably look even better in clear headlights... can you take a picture of how/where you installed the equalizer? thx

no prob. i'll do that.

btw, are you that black c32 on my block. on 73rd street

oh crap, I didn't realize you lived in the city... not on 73rd, I live in BK and normally park Ralph and Foster. my car is only in the city when I drive to work and I garage it.

the pics would be nice... but hell maybe I'll drive over and see the lights in person

I like in bk also, talking abt 73rd street brooklyn loll, or are u by sheepshed

Now that gives us a great idea of how well they match! Awesome, Advans. Looks very good.

thanks drex, now I wish I had atleast clear headlights

Advans Hook Me Up with some please yo can we meet up i wanna see them in person.

dizzzam those are brizzzight. lol nice job advans. those fogs are the bulbs i have in my h7's, really nice color hues.

yeah sure, im off till the 16th, so I guess NYC can have a small meet sometime soon!!!

Gary, that's a great idea
We can get something setup in a week or two. Will need to get thread started in the "Events" section

agreed. can someone do that? where shall we meet? Kings plaza...top floor? queens plaza? Where would be a good idea.... I think Kings plaza, the parking level under sears would be great. no ones there, its indoor. and we can show off our cool looking LIGHTS!!!!!!! ahah

Perfecto! matches great man, you have 8000k hid right? they say 8000k looks more deep blue, i think it looks perfectly crisp clean WHITE with a hint of blue. good match man love it

25 Watt resistors are an overkill here as the original bulb is rated at 5 Watts. Would be enough to get 30 Ohm / 10 Watt resistors in aluminum heat sink housing - more compact and draw less current than the 25 Ohm ones.

Can be ordered from Mouser Electronics, http://www.mouser.com. P/N 284-HS10-30F.

one of our members told me that their 5 watt resistors worked for about 2 months...then it started blinking again.

If it happened as the person described, then he must not have done it properly. Either the resistance was wrong (25 Ohms would get you 5.76Watts - need to use 30 or 35 Ohm), or the resistors were mounted in a tight space so they got overheated and the solder points melted. You have to mount these resistors to make sure the heat can dissipate freely.

Again, 30Ohm/10W resistors are all that is needed here.

yeap your right, but i already installed it.

looking real go0d!!

better than my old one lot lot more


hella far range!!!



blue city light!!



close up city light pics



with HID on



side view inside my garage



that's how a pro install it



a confusing pics, but that's a hole been drilled thru the light cap if u look closely....


YUP THX DARWIN!! REMEMBER TO SHOW THE FINGER TO THE INSPECTOR WITH A STUPID PRUIS!!!

looks good!
what temp. is the HID?

8000k it looks a bit purple tho

looks good, install hidfogs?

nope it looks too ugly for me to turn it on

looks nice! im looking for some H.I.D for my 02 c240 too but i dont know which one is the best out there,what kind is your H.I.D?