My 1st Projector retrofit.....07 Altima

[tooslow_4_u]

You don't need acetone top remove the excess. Just warm it up in the oven for about 5 minutes then use a flathead or small knife top dig out the excess. You want to use as few chemicals as possible to prevent damaging any painted surface

[The Inspiration]

Originally Posted by tooslow_4_u

You don't need acetone top remove the excess. Just warm it up in the oven for about 5 minutes then use a flathead or small knife top dig out the excess. You want to use as few chemicals as possible to prevent damaging any painted surface

That's what I will do then.Tooslow one question. When you buy the projectors there is a thick white plastic washer that comes with it.I was told you should put this on the projector before you mount it because it helps absorb impact.Is it really necessary to use this item? because the way my holes are dremeled i wouldn't be able to get the projector through them.

[gluys]

Yeah, I have been using a heat gun on high (1000 degrees so it says) and using needle nose pliers to dig out the adhesive.

[tooslow_4_u]

You don't need top use that thick one. We are limited in space so I don't use it. Do far no problems

[The Inspiration]

Okay fellas here is a tease.I mounted my led halos to my shrouds today with 3m tape and a little bit of crazy clue.

Just playing around



Inside the housing


These Leds are illegal so they will be wired to a switch

[tooslow_4_u]

Just an idea, if you have the money, buy an acrylic ring to go over the led ring so you can't see the naked bulbs when they are turned off. I think it be clean as hell

[gluys]

Looks good, to bad they aren't black. The white just looks like it doesn't belong in that headlight housing... But maybe a ring would help..

[The Inspiration]

Originally Posted by tooslow_4_u

Just an idea, if you have the money, buy an acrylic ring to go over the led ring so you can't see the naked bulbs when they are turned off. I think it be clean as hell

Where do I purchase this?

Originally Posted by gluys

Looks good, to bad they aren't black. The white just looks like it doesn't belong in that headlight housing... But maybe a ring would help..

Maybe that or black it out!

[gluys]

Yeah if you can figure out a way to make it all black.. That would look good.

[monster289]

Originally Posted by The Inspiration

Total $761

lol

[eskalaid]

subbing rob i think it would of looked sick if you would of did two tone blk and the oem color..

[702L32]

Originally Posted by The Inspiration

Okay fellas here is a tease.I mounted my led halos to my shrouds today with 3m tape and a little bit of crazy clue.


These Leds are illegal so they will be wired to a switch

why does the whole thing look orange now?

[702L32]

so would i need a setup like this to get started?

Amazon.com: Mini h1 Bi-xenon Projectors v4 + Chrome Gatling Shrouds + Ultra Slim 35w ballasts + h1 HID bulbs + h4 CANBUS wiring harness Complete Headlight Retrofit Kit: Automotive

Amazon.com: Mini h1 Bi-xenon Projectors v4 + Chrome Gatling Shrouds + Ultra Slim 35w ballasts + h1 HID bulbs + h4 CANBUS wiring harness Complete Headlight Retrofit Kit: Automotive

[702L32]

too slow you ever thought about doing a retro for the fogs too?

[The Inspiration]

Originally Posted by monster289

lol

Lol you goy to pay if you want nice things sometimes!

Originally Posted by eskalaid

subbing rob i think it would of looked sick if you would of did two tone blk and the oem color..

Yeah black two-tone is nice but I'm trying to be a little different here.So many guys are doing that and black everything out.This is a different direction and trust me in it's going to be worth it!

Originally Posted by 702L32

why does the whole thing look orange now?

Its not orange it's the color of my car.maybe its the way the light is hitting it!