Gauges top to bottom:
Glowshift Boost
Aeroforce Scan Gauge
Glowshift Oil Pressure

Out-put of 8000K HID's also (Those are lows, remember my HID's are inverted because I have Bi-Xenon, that's why the high beam light is on)



Just a shot of the engine bay (Might end up pitchin' the engine cover).... Now if I could only get rid of the knock...

looks really good man. I am so jealous of your light output, mine is HORRIBLE right now with the same kit.

I wonder why that is? When I first took it out for a spin in the dark, I was kinda dissappointed with the light output cause it kinda had a "cool light effect", which I guess is true about the 8000K kit. But now that it seems like they are kinda "heating-up" a little better (since i've used them a couple times), the output actually looks pretty good.

It's gotta be something with my capsules. Idk, I want a warm day to work on them.

I hear that man! I HATE winter...!

Maybe you just have a bad ground. I hear the ground makes all the difference.

I also hate Winter. Am thinking of going to school in BC where they don't get winter.

I used self tapping screws so don't really want to take them out and I did a pretty good job with sanding down the paint but it's always possible, i'll sand it down again.

but I really think it's just the housings.

what Bi-Xenon kit did you go with? is the main difference that the high is also hid as well?

VVME bi xenon. And yes, the hi's are also HID.

they are not telescoping bulbs, they retract in and out.

VVME...

From one of R.S. post:
The bulb only moves in and out, their is a solenoid in the base of the bulb which when activated sucks the bulb in and reflects the light at a different angle, they aren't telescoping bulbs so they don't actually move up and down.

Myself, I noticed a slight difference in light-up areas, but if you are on a pitch black road actually the "high-beam HID" works rather well. I tested this out last night, you can see a further distance down the road, unlike the low beam.

You guys could come down to Florida for school. It's nice and warm down here.


Taz- take lots and lots of pics of your headers. They won't be shiny for long. I've never seen a ceramic coating stay shiny like that.

Yeah, my hi beam works mediocre at best I would say. The light is scattered horribly but it points so low I can't really tell how well they work.

What are some good colleges there that offer the Paramedic course?

The heat is what changes the color I think. I heard of a product that brings the shine back, would be nice for shows as obviously once they heat up they'll revert back to the dull look.

I don't think you really need to go to a big school for paramedic training. Any technical institute will do just as well.

since i have single hids and norm highs could i just replace the bulbs or would i have to replace the ballast as well?

Normal highs? That's not possible with HID's.