FS: Hella 90mm projector + High beam + Xtec HID

[240meowth]

This is a set of hella 90mm + high beam + HID setup. I had these laying around because i wanted to try the lazy-eye projector setup long time ago, but i wrecked my car and got a silvia front end so I never got around to it.

These are almost brand new, they just been sitting around for a long long time, now I'm giving them up to find a good home.

The catch, these are E-code (european) setup, thus it is RHD. But it can be easily modified to LHD w/ just 9 bolts (flip the projectorthing iniside).

The HID kit is made by Xtec, comes with 6000k HID setup.

Price 500 obo

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[DRFT]

how is the cutoff with this setup?

[240meowth]

how is the cutoff with this setup?

i'll try to get a picture tonight, it should be up at about 11pm

[theicecreamdan]

what are those out of?

[240meowth]

picture!

http://www.nu-garage.com/hella/IMG_3959.jpg

in my back yard, sorry for the mess, about 30 ft away from the wall.

These were taken out of a project headlight that was never used, I had 'em from before and I just played with them so they have some minor wear on the mounting points, but nothing cosmetic, they were never used in a car.

p.s. btw these pictures are taken with the 6000k xtec HID kit that comes with it.

[240meowth]

no takers? it's 500 obo man =b

[SOLDIER [X]]

it's a sweet kit but it's too rich for my blood for an upgrade, i might as well spring for a silvia front end but for those not willing to do that upgrade this kit is the way hid's are supposed to be done on a pop-up front end. Bump for a good set/deal.

[theicecreamdan]

those could go into silvia front end too

[wrx112]

How would you mount them?

mike

[240meowth]

How would you mount them?

mike

I never tried it, but people tell me it just takes dremeling inside the pop-up headlight to make room for these.

[240meowth]

250 for just the projectors!

[Chrischeezer]

i have an HID kit in my car now 8000k, and would love to do a projector setup.
a few q's though,
thoes projectors look HUGE! what are they out of?
what do you mean their for rhd
were these made for this typr of aplication?

[ScottMan]

i have an HID kit in my car now 8000k, and would love to do a projector setup.
a few q's though,
thoes projectors look HUGE! what are they out of?
what do you mean their for rhd
were these made for this typr of aplication?
I'll try to answer some of these questions for the seller since I have these as well.

They are huge. 90mm to be exact. They're not "out" of anything. They are sold individually by Hella. They are used in the Saleen S7, Subaru "Morette" headlights, and a few other "custom" jobs. What you're seeing as "huge" is simply the large housing.

He means they're for right hand drive. Because projectors harness light so well, they can actually produce a solid line (called the cut-off line) where there is light below, but none above that line. Many projectors use a "step" on one side to allow more light to be above the cut-off line on one side. In the U.S., since we drive on the right side of the road, we need more light to the upper right side of the road to light up street signs. The cut-off on a U.S. car would look something like this:

____/-----

Where the left projector produces a flat line on the left and a stepped up line to the right to illuminate road signs. On his projectors, the step would be on the left side (because they drive on the other side of the road).

You can fix this by simply unscrewing one screw and turning one end of the projector while holding the other end. Then you replace the screw and the cut-off has been switched from right hand drive to left hand drive.


These projectors are unique in that they were made to be exposed to the elements. They are totally sealed on the front. They were built for this exact application. Without the sealed housing, they would just be regular Hella projectors.


Sorry if I stepped on the seller's toes, just thought I'd try to help. :)

[Chrischeezer]

that was very informative thanx

[240meowth]

I'll try to answer some of these questions for the seller since I have these as well.

They are huge. 90mm to be exact. They're not "out" of anything. They are sold individually by Hella. They are used in the Saleen S7, Subaru "Morette" headlights, and a few other "custom" jobs. What you're seeing as "huge" is simply the large housing.

He means they're for right hand drive. Because projectors harness light so well, they can actually produce a solid line (called the cut-off line) where there is light below, but none above that line. Many projectors use a "step" on one side to allow more light to be above the cut-off line on one side. In the U.S., since we drive on the right side of the road, we need more light to the upper right side of the road to light up street signs. The cut-off on a U.S. car would look something like this:

____/-----

Where the left projector produces a flat line on the left and a stepped up line to the right to illuminate road signs. On his projectors, the step would be on the left side (because they drive on the other side of the road).

You can fix this by simply unscrewing one screw and turning one end of the projector while holding the other end. Then you replace the screw and the cut-off has been switched from right hand drive to left hand drive.


These projectors are unique in that they were made to be exposed to the elements. They are totally sealed on the front. They were built for this exact application. Without the sealed housing, they would just be regular Hella projectors.


Sorry if I stepped on the seller's toes, just thought I'd try to help. :)

thanks for the heads up!