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09-12-2013, 11:28 AM | #92 |
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ok, i didn't really research 90mm modules last time. I searched just for for "projectors" and always ended up at that retrofitsou.... site. Googled those exact words you said and came up with a few HELLA versions of them... picture from the site
They have the option of bihalogen and bixenon which is good to know and also the LED headlights. those would give a much better lightouput as you said. They also have the carrier for them. But im still stuck on the same part of a OEM type bezel. These would make the project much more worthwhile, even if you are going "sleepy" (i hate that name) headlights or flushmounted. But i would still want a oem surround around them or a crystal or DOT type cover for them if flush mounted. A CAD would be simple enough to make for the surround and maybe even the crystal. But how to get them produced is where im stuck. Going to have to search if anyone on this island has the way of producing a design in plastic (in my case).
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09-12-2013, 11:31 AM | #93 |
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that looks like i have a mini gun in place of my headlights... but the plastic/crystal cover is what im talking about in my previous post |
09-12-2013, 11:41 AM | #94 | |
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the 90mm hellas were what I found. basically id stick with these 2 one low and one high, or we could run two hi/lo bi-halogen and if someone wants bi-zenon, they can wire them up as well HELLA 008191057 90mm 12V High Beam Halogen Headlamp Module : Amazon.com : Automotive and Amazon.com: HELLA 008193027 90mm DE Series 12V Low Beam Halogen Headlamp Module: Automotive again, I AM NOT BUILDING ANYTHING BUT THE ABFLUG STYLE |
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09-12-2013, 11:43 AM | #95 |
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followup. I have considered doing a machined simple lightweight manual aluminum pop up headlight mechanism that you would have to put up yourself for racing. I probably wont do that
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09-12-2013, 12:39 PM | #96 |
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Oh snap that reverse opening hood is dope!!! Those projectors look like they're from an F50 Q45
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09-12-2013, 01:02 PM | #97 |
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i was thinking of one low one high, but would having two bi-xenon or bi-halogen (as in two lows to high beams) be acceptable? or is it just overkill. And i don't care for just one bi-xenon in the middle, same as when they retrofit projectors into the popups, they just look goofy... reminds me of a frog. And knowing in PR they call cars with pop-ups "sapito" or "frog" in english it just makes it even worse...
IXFXI care to share opinions on this? and answering a dumb question... is there really a big difference in the h7 and h1 and the classic vs performance? Or should Xenon lighting in these 90mm be a better option and forget about the halogens. based on this hella info http://www.hella.com/MicroSite/soe/s...ormance_EN.pdf |
09-12-2013, 10:35 PM | #99 | |
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09-13-2013, 12:09 AM | #100 |
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dont get me wrong, i still use and advocate using older tech as well. everything has its place in the world, pros and cons, etc just saying, if you guys are going to do something... do it to 2014 standards, not my 2001 standards |
09-13-2013, 09:02 AM | #101 |
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09-14-2013, 08:45 AM | #105 | |
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in either case i plan to do a single bucket, so it will work with both. worst case scenario is i dont trim out the holes for one on yours and you just pay for the lens buckets and mounting hardware and you just have to cut and mount your own squares... We arent there yet so we'll cross that bridge when we do. guys im just waiting to get my car back from getting the cage put in, then i can 3d scan the front end and get the information i need to start modeling these. |
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09-17-2013, 06:10 AM | #107 |
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3d scanning takes a lot of time, what exactly do you need scanned. I was planning on freely sharing the files as they are produced as every company out there developing parts for the s13 cant afford scanning time, and figured it would help the parts development for everyone.
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10-18-2013, 10:30 AM | #109 |
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Nope.
car is still getting the cage and chassis work done. well technically its done, I just need to clear room for my fathers new racecar in his garage (which is currently living in his trailer), which means moving his other racecar shell from his garage to his messy barn. soooo hopefully this weekend after I help him clean out his barn, I can then borrow his trailer to go pick up MY CAR, and take it back to my place and use the 3d scanner from work to get working on it. Long story short, I'm waiting on my fathers trailer to be empty to move my car from the shop back to my house so I can 3d scan it and build the new headlights in the computer. so don't worry, I havn't forgotten about this, just want to do it as right as possible the first time to ensure the best fit and finish for everyone. The fewer number of prototypes the lower the initial cost. |
12-09-2013, 01:08 AM | #110 |
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This ever going to happen?
A guy over on NissanRoadRacing had a friend who came very close to finishing these. From what I recall him telling me, all he needed was the lens covers themselves. If you are serious about actually making these, I can give you his name so you can PM him. (the friend of the guy, idk who the actual guy making them is) |
12-09-2013, 02:02 AM | #111 | |
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Nevertheless, I don't get why people think that shit looks good. Supermade lights look somewhat worse than driving around with a pair of steaming cow turds sitting on your bumper. |
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12-09-2013, 07:09 AM | #112 | |
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you can pm him if you want. I dont know what he will have that will be useful to me but im open to it if it is. |
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02-13-2014, 10:29 AM | #116 |
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nope, nothing new...its still going to happen, i just haven't gotten to this point in my build yet, so i have other priorities. I am sorry about the delay but its going to be a second. i'll get to it eventually
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02-15-2014, 08:23 PM | #117 |
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I had a pair of Abflug (round, not Veilside squared) headlights. First off, I got mine for $800, so if someone makes a knock off for more, you might as well team up with ClearCorners in the selling hella over priced lighting business. Two, for some insight, the Abflug lights were a bucket that drops in without modification to the radiator support. Attatched to the bucket was a bracket that held the lights with springs on all eight screws so you can properly align your lights. They also had a foam strip around the edge between the plastic and the bucket.
I've actually been drafting up a pair of these when I've been having spare time. Coming close, just need the motivation to start making the mold and laying the glass down.
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02-17-2014, 11:03 AM | #118 | |
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Honestly, no matter what the price, i'll probably just do a group buy or two because i have stuff to do, not sell headlights at a small profit. Ya, there should be zero reason to modify the radiator support, and I wasn't planning on that being part of the design. I want something bolt in. Also, I will be doing something a little more weather proof than foam for between the bucket and the lens. just not sure what that will be yet. |
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