I've seen them on a black car Bill, if I had the guys MySpace still i'd link you, it was very nice. But that said he also took them apart and actually painted them the interior of them the same color as his car.

And yes, Stealthy I have the same problem, or well the high beams are amazingly bright, the lows no matter how I adjust them still point to the ground about 5 feet in front of the car, tis' the nature of aftermarket parts I assume. If I can get these exchanged and get my halos working i'll be fine anywho, all my night driving is done with highbeams anyway.

 

hey stanardo i really like the way those lights look on ur car...besides the screw breaking are u satisfied with them, would u recommend them??? If so what site could i look them up on?

 

those are some sweet lights, and like everyone else has experienced, my right side low beam centers about 15 feet in front of my car, but the highs are very bright and work well. i spliced the blue/black lines into my drl's, but you can't really tell that well in the daylight whether the halos are on or not

 

I know its beena while since the last post but I just bought these headlights along with "front and back bumper lights." I cannot for the life of me figure out where two of hte lights go. They look like front signal lights, only too large to fit. Any ideas of help?

 

The front signal lights are mounted on the inside of the bumper.

 

thank you. i brought them to a mechanic to install and he put them in. Unfortunately, he could not get the actual lights in. He told me that he could mess around with the brackets but for some reason they just dont fit right. ANy ideas?

 

Ask and you shall recieve Here are the same lights on my black 99 SS.





Adjusting them is a *****. the projectors have a strange "batwing" light pattern with a sharp cutoff on the vertical axis. Very bright in the pattern, but tough to get adjusted without showing a gap here or there between the light and the body. High beams are killer though. Halos are bright enough to see in the daytime. I have mine linked to my DRL.

Bilbowk

 

The light slide into a track on the bottom of the mount. It also helps to move the horizonal adjuster "in" to get them installed then adjust out. Took me an hour to get the first one in ( including the bumper light for that side), but only about 30 min for the other side once i had figured it out.

Bilbowk