JW Motoring Projector Light Status--Lower Opening Version--Thread 2**
10-22-2009, 02:37 PM
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The ballast mounting will be the same.
If you run my low beams now all you would need is different bulbs and of course the housings. The ballasts will still work with these.
Bigger fuses usually aren't required unless you use that resistor we offer.
I'm not sure if this will need the resistor or not yet. The exact wiring isn't final yet.
If you run my low beams now all you would need is different bulbs and of course the housings. The ballasts will still work with these.
Bigger fuses usually aren't required unless you use that resistor we offer.
I'm not sure if this will need the resistor or not yet. The exact wiring isn't final yet.
10-22-2009, 03:16 PM
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These look Awesome! 
, I am definitely interested, they change the whole character of the car! I would like to see them with the shroud; I personally think they look too raw with the mounts showing. Take your time, the finished product will be worth the wait!
, I am definitely interested, they change the whole character of the car! I would like to see them with the shroud; I personally think they look too raw with the mounts showing. Take your time, the finished product will be worth the wait!
10-22-2009, 04:31 PM
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These are the best looking setup yet. However, without a shroud, like so many are asking for, what becomes of all the high speed bugs you'd have to dig out of every nook? Once you get a decent cover, and if you keep the price reasonable, these will outsell all other kits, I predict. 
10-22-2009, 04:34 PM
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These are the best looking setup yet. However, without a shroud, like so many are asking for, what becomes of all the high speed bugs you'd have to dig out of every nook? Once you get a decent cover, and if you keep the price reasonable, these will outsell all other kits, I predict.
The bugs will eventually go away
We had no plans of selling them without the shrouds and I'm surprised people want them that way.
10-22-2009, 04:45 PM
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, start saving the pennies now....
10-25-2009, 10:06 PM
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Lows only
Lows and HID highs
Street light is 300ft/100yds away
Stop sign is 1200ft/400yds away (hard to see in pics)
Lows and HID highs
Street light is 300ft/100yds away
Stop sign is 1200ft/400yds away (hard to see in pics)
11-05-2009, 11:08 AM
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Any idea if the shroud will fit over the grey of rings of the lights or will they visible with the shroud on? 
IMO I think it would look better with the grey hidden 
IMO I think it would look better with the grey hidden
