projector fogs installed :)
04-05-2009, 01:21 AM
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^X2?!?! I thought you're writing one up ! haha.
btw to all, it was a manual process....ive been readjusting them for almost 2 days after everytime i drive.... now they are FINALLY perfected.. I guess I will do the DIY if anthracite isnt? but my DIY will take some time since im working on my spoiler lip and my bros (03 anthracite ).
btw to all, it was a manual process....ive been readjusting them for almost 2 days after everytime i drive.... now they are FINALLY perfected.. I guess I will do the DIY if anthracite isnt? but my DIY will take some time since im working on my spoiler lip and my bros (03 anthracite ).
04-05-2009, 08:08 AM
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I would have liked to seen them a bit more "recessed" into the housing instead of right out at the edge, but lookin good
04-05-2009, 08:18 AM
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^X2?!?! I thought you're writing one up ! haha.
btw to all, it was a manual process....ive been readjusting them for almost 2 days after everytime i drive.... now they are FINALLY perfected.. I guess I will do the DIY if anthracite isnt? but my DIY will take some time since im working on my spoiler lip and my bros (03 anthracite ).
btw to all, it was a manual process....ive been readjusting them for almost 2 days after everytime i drive.... now they are FINALLY perfected.. I guess I will do the DIY if anthracite isnt? but my DIY will take some time since im working on my spoiler lip and my bros (03 anthracite ).
We need a DIY and I need to check this out in person. lolBecause you & Beast did different HID fog setups.
Also...what was the mounting depth of the projectors?
That way when I do it...I'll search for a "thinner" setup if it makes it that much easier.
04-06-2009, 03:52 AM
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i was going to have them more inside, but that affects the light output and aim...the lights are actually pretty big in height... so it was hard to get them to fit inside normally. if i had them flush inside, the inserts would have blocked off some light and the aiming would not be as good.
also, the fogs are long in length...for those of you who have taken the fogs out and notice theres a metal piece directly in the back where the fogs should be, that stops the lights from going further in as well.
and yea noah, my bro does have a 03 cl-s.
also, the fogs are long in length...for those of you who have taken the fogs out and notice theres a metal piece directly in the back where the fogs should be, that stops the lights from going further in as well.
and yea noah, my bro does have a 03 cl-s.
04-06-2009, 01:08 PM
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04-06-2009, 02:23 PM
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Great project
04-06-2009, 02:51 PM
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Think you could just add a regular fog projector unit (non HID) behind the stock road lamps and it wouldn't melt the housing? maybe the housing of the projector itself would absorb the heat and would be fine? Or no?
04-06-2009, 04:18 PM
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I did Accord lights not projectors
I would do a DIY but remember when i said that i had received the wrong fog lights? well i sent them back and got the same ones again (4 door accord)
so it would only apply to 4 door accord fogs
I would do a DIY but remember when i said that i had received the wrong fog lights? well i sent them back and got the same ones again (4 door accord)
so it would only apply to 4 door accord fogs
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