They look like they will work but your lights are the hide-aways, make sure you measure correctly before installing them and when they pop up & down!

 

yeah there 5" in depth IIRC..ill have to measure it later..

 

Those fog lights Probably dont have a cut off shield & they are tiny.So your output wont be that impressive.Id spend my money on dedicated headlamp (preferably HID) projectors.

Plus they'll look like two beady little eyes once mounted.

 

i dont really want a cut-off sheild...dont need hi/low
anyone have the depth for t/a's headlights?

 

The cutoff shield isnt for you.Its to keep from blinding oncoming traffic.Your already doing that with those ebay headlamps.So just keep what you got already.

 

ohh..i though it was for the hi/low function..my bad...i just dont want my projectors to be motorized..i think..

 

didnt know what it was..my mistake.

 

When the shield is up, the projector is in lo-beam mode.With the shield down, its hi beams on.The solenoid (motor) is what shifts the shield from lo to hi beam.I would'nt exactly call it motorized.

 

but would i have to wire that solenoid up to something??

 

Not really.The solenoid would be activated by the hi-beam switch.It would use the same wire/circuit that activates the hi-beams in the old halogens.An HID harness would make things P&P too.

 

No. If you don't wire it up, it simply won't move. Wire it up & you'd have Hi-Lows though.

Not sure if you can pass Inspection without Hi/Lows though.

 

Run the bulbs on both side thru the back of the assembly, like so:When doing this, the wires from the back of the HID Bulbs *blue and black for me* will go straight into the OEM block as pictured! blue on top one and the black one to the right one.
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@Stephen we dont have headlight inspection in cali...i think O.o lol...
and yeah @Noel i figured it should just wire into the stock headlight block...

 

and i do have a DDM Harness for my current setup..

 

im not sure if you mentioned HID fog lights but I just recently did mine and damn I love em.. Not to many people get pissed at night cause the car is pretty low... And I did the low beams with some knock off "projectors"...
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...fog-light.html
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/auto...your-hids.html

Not trying to jack your thread or anything my bad!

 

its all good..dont worry they look good.

 

Thanks man! I like em way better than the old lights.. Did you have any problems with ur housings fogging up?

 

once and then i fixed it..make sure your "element blocker" is on tight..i used electrical tape to seal it all up...(on the back on the housing, its the black rubber "boot") seal it up

sorry for the late response..just realized

 

i am wiring them up in my 1992 camaro..and i can hook them up to a 12V source and they turn on fine..but when i wire them into the relay, then into the harness for the car, they dont come one even though i have 12Von 0 off at the switch


help please

 

Possibly a bad relay...

 

bought it new yesterday..but i can get another to try

 

my first problem when i jut hooked it up with the kit was it wasnt getting enough voltage and was flickering dimly

 

You could hook up a different light, like a small simple bulb to see if it lights, if you don't have a meter to test power output with.

 

i tested power output with a meter and it was fine..and it will light my regular headlight.. all i need is the headlight harness to turn the light on and off

 

fuse in the harness?

 

Crazy idea hear. First ill say sorry don't mean to take your thread in a different direction.. I just fingered that this would be a good place to aske about my idea I had about head lights. If you want pm me your thoughts.

My idea was to take a power mirror, get rid of glass and some how put it behind the head light. To attach the head light to the power mirror sevo. Then from inside the car you can aim the lights.. I have never taken a power mirror apart...

Tell me I'm crazy..Tell me it's off topic..or if I should start my own thread about it..I just thought with all the work you are doing with head lights. That you could give me some idea if this would work...

Thank you

 

They already make projectos like that.Much less work to start with those.

 

it can probably be done with some fab work and probably some clearance (id imagine)

but like 1LE said, they already make projector housings that do that, would just somemore wiring and another ****.

 

Ok thank you...I am new to the HID thing..And had no idea that something like that was in the after market world...More searching I guess

 

try susquehanna motorsports a good kit for beginners

http://www.rallylights.com/detail.aspx?ID=64


H6545 165mm ECE Hi-Lo H4 Conversion Headlamp Kit Hella
165mm ECE H4 Hi-Lo Conversion Headlamp Kit.
• Quartz Lens
• Silverized Polished Aluminum Reflector 4652, 4656 & 4737 Sealed beams with Straight Ground Terminal.
6545, 4666 & 4668 Sealed Beams with Angled Ground Terminal. Includes:
• Two 165mm Rectangular FF DOT/ECE H4 Conversion Hi/Lo Beam Headlamps.
• Two 60/55W 12V H4 Bulbs
• Two Rubber Boots
• Two Wiring Adapters

 

Nice work on the headlights. Hadn't really thought about it a whole lot myself. Just installed a new set of fog lights though and was really impressed with their output so I'm guessing this will be on my to do list real soon.

 

COULD do HID's in the fogs too

 

thats a common mod and very easy to do

 

yup..i did it

its just an H3 bulb..can order that from DDM as well..