DIY for you HALO fans *56k you're alright*
01-01-08, 07:05 PM
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in the second video i posted i didn't have much room to move but i believe i went back to park before manually switching the headlights back to my city lights...
you can actually save time and figure this out yourself when you get the chance... any time your city/parking lights turn on (168/194 bulbs)... thats when the halos will...
any more questions feel free to ask
01-01-08, 08:11 PM
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thats impressive, i would be too scared to bake it.
My only suggestion is that the halos look pretty sweet themselves, but that drl kind of detracts. I would put a really dim LED or something in its place. maybe even no DRL at all, that way you could see strictly halos.
It looks good though, nice and white. Those are CCFL halos right?
My only suggestion is that the halos look pretty sweet themselves, but that drl kind of detracts. I would put a really dim LED or something in its place. maybe even no DRL at all, that way you could see strictly halos.
It looks good though, nice and white. Those are CCFL halos right?
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01-01-08, 09:43 PM
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No one probably wants to hear it but it most likely does void the headlight warranty...like if my auto leveling in the headlight just starts acting up... i'm probably going to have to bake it again and take out the Halos then take it to the dealer or just buy a new one... researched this before i was going to bake already... on ebay they run around 200 a headlight...
01-01-08, 10:02 PM
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Lexus Owner: I'd like to make a warranty claim on my headlights.
Lexus Service Tech: What's this you have going on inside your headlights?
Lexus Owner: Uh, it came like that...
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01-02-08, 07:13 AM
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Great DIY Bat, takes some guts to bake them especially w/ auto-leveling, but great job none-the-less. My lights were fogging up, I'm thinking about bringing them in for a replacment set and see if they would give me the old set to play with. Maybe some sort of retro-fit w/ FX projectors and clear lens, but that's a summer project.
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-Mike
let me know...maybe i'll help
01-02-08, 08:38 PM
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Great DIY Bat, takes some guts to bake them especially w/ auto-leveling, but great job none-the-less. My lights were fogging up, I'm thinking about bringing them in for a replacment set and see if they would give me the old set to play with. Maybe some sort of retro-fit w/ FX projectors and clear lens, but that's a summer project.
-Mike
-Mike
01-02-08, 09:13 PM
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I'm more concerned with light output and performance than color, and color is dependant on the type of bulb used and type of lens combined. Just my $.02.
And it's too damn cold!!!
And it's too damn cold!!!