whats the problem? are those the bulbs that came with the kit?
ya, i just frown upon not being able to use standard bulbs that i could buy anywhere in a pinch.. But, I just got a response back from the company who makes the projectors, spare bulbs are only $18 bucks a pair, lol!
If I were to to the project again, i would buy the "h4" kit and adapt it to work since that kit uses regular d2s bulbs becuase the neck of the projector is a little bigger.
today im shooting the reflectors... then i just have to order some ballasts.
almost finished painting the chrome reflectors, seems that flat black is just too flat and chalky looking, and satin is too glossy, the best match for the black housing light surrounds is plastidip paint, its the perfect glossyness. plus its really durable stuff.
ya well, im an idiot for trying to paint in 80%+ humidity and 85 degree temps outside, came out like hemi wrinkle valve covers, lol, Gotta wipe this goo off with enamel reducer tomorrow and try again when its not as humid out..
good, its taking a little longer because i decided to shave and fill the slots where the bulb reflectors connect, i shaved them down with a dremel and just filled the holes with PC7 epoxy, its curing how, then sand,paint,assemble,.,.,
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