bump for reminder.

I will take some pics tomorrow for you all out in the sun.
going to my BIL 's house too put new rotors and pads on.
got too fix a windsheild fluid spitter also.
the lights though are awesome, got 3000k hid in fogs... 6000k on stand by, may put them in tomorrow also, dunno... sorry Rick if i blind you.

lol, no worries. I believe in really bright flashes, too. Forty calibers tends to be that way, doncha know?

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Here are some more pics of the lights during the day. The LED halos are not very bright... but I only run them at night anyways. CCFL are the way to go if you plan on running them during the day.
Bought these for the reviews and the look of them... I wasnt really big on the design of Spyders (Sonar) head lamps...
I did like the LED's on the inside of these lights and how they moved the bulbs around... different strokes for different folks.
As for the projectors... they are bright as S**t! I put 6000k HID in them... and put 6000k in the fogs last night after doing new pads and drilled and slotted rotors. I did have the 3000k in the fogs, which I took out to make room for the 6000k.
The 3000's were very bright also, but like the look of all color matching lights.
Did not have too aim the projectors... they are pretty good.
As for the seal... they are sealed very well, no condensation or leaks for that matter.
Light bounce? a little. the buckets brakets are not quite as stiff as the OEM, but fix the problem with weather stripping.
Gaps? not too bad. (pics are with hood unlatch) and the gaps I do have, I can live with.
Overall... I would say these are worth the money... and I would (as of now... time will tell) buy these again, but in a CCFL halo.
Wired the halos to the parking light NOT the corner marker.
They took a little while for me too install with help from my BIL... We had never done this type of mod before so we took our time... 4 hours of time.... most was smacking our gums and drinking a few cold ones in the process.
All went pretty smooth...
Now the wife has NO PROBLEM driving/seeing at night... and she hasnt drove it with the 6000k in fogs yet. MuHahahahaha

Anything I missed or have some questions about install, just let a brother from another mother know.
Peace

You have a link for those?

Also you can lose the amber bulb if you get one of Sylvania's Stealth bulb. Looks silver when unlit and glows amber when illuminated.

^^Here ya go, Herc: 6000K HID 97-03 Grand Prix Halo Projector Headlight Blk

Seen the stealth bulbs... kinda like the amber in them though
forgot too mention that the side marker is a bulb... shines through reflector

Arrow you are on it like a pack of dogs on a three legged cat. Kudos

Thanks Pyro, I do my level best..

like these?


these were on here when i got the car,the guy got them off ebay

no they are talking about these and i cant remember can anyone clarify which are better?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.m748&item=230653111208&viewitem=&_trkparms=clkid%3D1680846510923106413#ht_6065wt_1165

Yeah... already purchased lights... thanks for the suggestion

Dont think either is better.... Spyders have their own problems...
think it depends on what you like the look of better.
if you buy... consider ccfl halos if you plan on running them during the day.
the led strip on these (mention and pictured above, my post) are super bright.
i personally liked the look of these and liked how they re positioned the lights.
as i stated before.... different strokes for different folks.

hey can you take a pic of your lights farther away like 10 feet away and one in day and night thatd be great

no?

Sorry i have been leaving you hangin...
been really busy at work and i havent had time to swallow or fart.
i will get to the pic here soon

ha alright thanks