2004 Chevy Cavalier - old 9007 bulbs

New:
FX Bixenon Projectors
Clear lenses for the turn signal lights
Left the amber side reflector
Phillips bulbs
Hella Gen 3 ballasts
Hi/Low Harness
Blacked out the headlight
Dual CCFL Angel Eyes - Tinted to be stealth

Here are the Pics:
Has a little hazing on the lens from the lights that were sent to me


Output Low Beams

Hi beams


I think these are lows.. I forgot to keep track



Dual Tinted Angels - Still very bright and visible during the day

Nice work man, looks good.



1/4 Mile ET 15.2579 at 89.97mph

niiiiice@@@!!!!!!!!

look great.

what made you go with the fx projectors?

very nice

i need some now

I went with the FX projectors because of how versatile they are. They have a good cutoff/color output as well as good width and they fit price range, plus having the option of high and low was desired. My previous setup just had TSX projectors and I never missed my highs, but I can see wanting to keep both.

Chris if you are serious, I was going to call this my last pair for the cavy before moving over to G35s (my new car), but I still have the cavy so it makes it easier to align the projectors so I would be willing to do another set jvanis@gmail.com

i like em


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very hott! i like the bmw look!



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i hate the cutoff line projectors give like that, sometimes makes seeing road signs hard because well.. the light is below them.



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nice work man, ive always wanted a set just too lazy

Although the line is sharp, they are designed to also project a faint light up and to the right so signs are lit up as you drive, I always catch speed signs turning blue/purple because of the light that is reflected in that direction, thanks for all the comments everyone

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nice work, im still having clearence issues with the shield less highbeam projectors im using to replace my high beams that were originally the round turns. quad projectors are a pain in the ass.

03_CF_Blues wrote:Although the line is sharp, they are designed to also project a faint light up and to the right so signs are lit up as you drive, I always catch speed signs turning blue/purple because of the light that is reflected in that direction, thanks for all the comments everyone

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Very nice.










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Wow. Nice work! I need to get my headlights done. They really hazed up w/ oxidation over the last few years, so I need to order new housings anyways.

Cant wait to get these installed. Should have pics next weekend!


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GMPARTSPRO wrote:Wow. Nice work! I need to get my headlights done. They really hazed up w/ oxidation over the last few years, so I need to order new housings anyways.

I suggest trying some Blue Magic Headlight Lens restorer. It helps a good amount with oxidation, I did not have good luck trying to wetsand down my old set, but this stuff helped it out a little.

awesome, look amazing.

Dammn.... looks good

how did u make them? can we get a detailed step by step

1-Open lights up
2-remove and cut the reflector bowl
3- mount new HID projector
4-replace reflector housing
5-wire it up on the car
6-put lights on car
7-align
8-align
9-align
10-seal it back up