GOOD PICSSS!
So for some reason my driver side low beam housing has a 1/2" hole in it, and after I did all the lighting on the interior in my car (check the thread) I thought about sliding some sort of LED or light into the hole?

>>I dont want to take off my FB to take out the headlight and do a "halo" thats why I have this new idea >>


Anyway I bought Super Bright LED's from radioshack (plan to put 2 in each headlight, but just bough one for each low beam to see if I liked it)
It was a bit of a pain trying to get the wire through the headlight and through a very small hole, but totally worth it.

PICS-
(again I plan to get 2 per headlight so it will be a bit brighter, although it is bright enough my phone just cant take that good pics)
Give me some feedback-love-hate-ideas? thanks!


























Finally found my actual cam, no more phone pics


This post has been edited by mgnt232: May 20, 2010 - 8:21 PM

http://www.streetglow.com/ANHLEDRD?sc=2&category=6051

Thanks alot! just ordered them

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My order got screwed up through streetglow for some special light so I couldnt wait and just bought a super bright LED
tell me what you think-
My little cousin said my car looks mean! lol

just be careful. penalties for driving around with aftermarket light modification is quite steep. When you have these turned on and car parked on public parking lot.. that is still considered as if your car was on the road so a cop in bad mood can spoil yours. Back when all of these lights first came out (around 2001 ish) a lot of people rode around till cops started cracking down on things like windshield sprinklers. I think the only work around was having all these a particular color and then it became a running light.

At some point I had like a 1000 bucks worth of street glo products. Those were the good old days of HIN, NOPI and other shows I went to.

well that sucks, I didnt know they could ticket me with my car off! everything is on switches too, and I never drive with them on, only when Im parked. But ill be more careful even in parking lots now

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good pics tell me what you think!

If I see that car behind me at night in a lonely road, I'd probably piss my pants.

Looks nice. I'm not into that stuff but I gotta admit it gives the car a nice spice.

Thanks alot! I know its not alot of peoples "taste" but I tried hard to do and make it all right

I pulled up behind my friend tonight (i've kept this project a secret) and he got off to the side of the road and let me pass him (he didnt know it was me lol) he said my car looked pissed off! haha!

Still deciding to do the high beams or not? what do you guys think?

matches and all, just dunno if this considered your accent lights yea?

Yeah I tried to match it, make everything flow and look good

But nooo I can't drive around where I live with any of the lights, I have them all on switches. More of a parking lot thing, or occasional bad-ass driving haha

I was gunna do this with just the high beams, so i could creep around at night wih my hids and red led's on, i'd say go for it on the highs.

Looks pretty bitchin'!!

I drilled into the high beam when I was doing this, and hit the metal part. There is no space between the metal and glass like the lows on the high beams. I'm sure I can just drill further in, but I dont have the lights now (had to order them)

The lights should be hear next week, Ill take a pics with the lows on and the LED's in the highs. (of course it wont be with HID's but it'll give you a better idea)

thanks would look good with a black car wink lol

looks good, just hope the cops dont give you any trouble

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Firstly, we're both in new york...I know in WNY the police really don't care about this kind of stuff, more drunk drivers and whatnot (With the exception of Amherst, they're on everything) unless you're driving with them on. I highly doubt they'll pull into your parking lot at work and write you a ticket for having decorative lighting on. They could, but I did it for a year between my sunfire and my Celica, and never had an issue.

Secondly, looks good.

Thirdly, I'm really starting to dislike you I'm in the process of wiring in 360` red LEDs into my JDM Projector accents...and you go and show off a similar idea first.

Also, if you don't have much use for your high beams, superbrightleds.com sells 9005 base LEDs that you can turn on to illuminate your high beam lenses. Just a thought...so you could have one or the other. Or both.

Here's a pic of mine when I tested them...had my fenders and bumper off as you can see:

thanks! and me too, I dont drive with them on though, too risky just to look cool lol. As long as they dont give me a hard time in like a public parking lot I should be good (lets hope)

Someone else should do this? would like to see diff colors
just a though

I liked the pics, mine used to look like yours but blue. I only turned them on for car shows or gatherings when i was out of the car. Every once in a while a cop came me grief, but I showed him switching and said only show and off road use. They griped but left me alone.

Write up. Needs to be done. I'm going to try this today.

Once I get some money, I'm putting the Street Glow Flex Strips in my headlights and high beams!
I'm going with green because it is a legal driving color in the front of any car, and the fact that it will look mean on a black car!

Is green a legal color, everywhere? I was going to do the halo, but didnt want to take off my front bumper because its such a bad fitment, it literally takes hours by my self to put back on lol.

As far as a right up, I know I gave it to someone at some point so ima try to find it, but if i cant Ill do it again, its not too hard

I know that in MA it is legal to have green on the front of my car. I have green LED's on the spray nozzles for the windshield fluid and I drive around with them on all the time. I've gone past plenty of cops and never got pulled over for having them. If they are inside the headlights and it is illuminating it for a "driving light purpose" then it is legal. You just can't have red or blue lights in the front of your car while driving (blinking or not)