Flexible LED strips
#31
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Well. I need new headlights, do to the clear coat coming off and leaving them foggy. Im going to try to clean them after they get worse.
I wish we could get the aftermarket headlights like the coupe.. smh
I did hook them to my lawn mower battery, they are a little brighter then i thought. The amber is sequential, so thats cool. .
I desided to put them under the bumper for now. Lol.
I did not hook up the wires yet. So next sunday, I will do the wiring.
I wish we could get the aftermarket headlights like the coupe.. smh
I did hook them to my lawn mower battery, they are a little brighter then i thought. The amber is sequential, so thats cool. .
I desided to put them under the bumper for now. Lol.
I did not hook up the wires yet. So next sunday, I will do the wiring.
also, have you tried to just polish your headlights? mime were getting some hazing and bought some chemical bros, but any will work really, try mothers rubbing compound for mag and aluminum , seems inexpensive and works too... slap it on and buff, preferably with a machine and it will do wonders for the housing...
relooking at pics and wonder if they will be visible in that location, so yeah looking forward to pics
#32
what were you thinking on the lights? like an LED or just lens swap...ive contemplated the lens with the sti's i think its the name, but opening housing just seems like a potential issue...here in FL central and rainy summers, leaks can become a nightmare etc but keep us posted on lights as those pics you posted look really nice
i saw those and thought price was not an option, maybe if my lights go, then feasible; but have you thought about just swapping out the lens? i think there is a common one called sti or something like that and its been done a few times with members posting here on forum....so food for thought....
#33
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I plan on doing both, original plan was custom led strips n figure while I'm in there I'll just swap the lens for the STI, I hear you on the condensation but if you use the proper material to reseal the lights you will never have a issue with water, theretrofit source have done plenty of retrofits out of FL n had no issue n they sell the stuff you need to reseal.
the price isn't bad in anyway, to be honest any cheaper n I would be concerned, to replace your OEM your looking at $1000 plus so for something around 600 that's actually pretty good I mean what's to complain about they look cool has great light output, of course if I get them I will still retrofit em to my liking, probably add morimoto strip in the lighting bolts which would make them extra bright n swap out the high beams with bi-xeon projectors so I would have the square low beams with my retrofitted low beams in place of the high beams but you dont need to do any of that the lights just look cool, here's a pic of another members car with the lights looks sick to me. I mean come on man they look sick n imagine them with the sport bumper,siiick.
the price isn't bad in anyway, to be honest any cheaper n I would be concerned, to replace your OEM your looking at $1000 plus so for something around 600 that's actually pretty good I mean what's to complain about they look cool has great light output, of course if I get them I will still retrofit em to my liking, probably add morimoto strip in the lighting bolts which would make them extra bright n swap out the high beams with bi-xeon projectors so I would have the square low beams with my retrofitted low beams in place of the high beams but you dont need to do any of that the lights just look cool, here's a pic of another members car with the lights looks sick to me. I mean come on man they look sick n imagine them with the sport bumper,siiick.
#34
You seem real hands on with the lights , so wish I had that level of comfort and know how to Do it myself....i read about retrofit and the service they offer.....but like you said , the 600 ain't bad if and when mine go...may be a nice upgrade to car so will keep them in mind ....either way nice work on those altima lights
#35
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I plan on doing both, original plan was custom led strips n figure while I'm in there I'll just swap the lens for the STI, I hear you on the condensation but if you use the proper material to reseal the lights you will never have a issue with water, theretrofit source have done plenty of retrofits out of FL n had no issue n they sell the stuff you need to reseal.
the price isn't bad in anyway, to be honest any cheaper n I would be concerned, to replace your OEM your looking at $1000 plus so for something around 600 that's actually pretty good I mean what's to complain about they look cool has great light output, of course if I get them I will still retrofit em to my liking, probably add morimoto strip in the lighting bolts which would make them extra bright n swap out the high beams with bi-xeon projectors so I would have the square low beams with my retrofitted low beams in place of the high beams but you dont need to do any of that the lights just look cool, here's a pic of another members car with the lights looks sick to me. I mean come on man they look sick n imagine them with the sport bumper,siiick.
the price isn't bad in anyway, to be honest any cheaper n I would be concerned, to replace your OEM your looking at $1000 plus so for something around 600 that's actually pretty good I mean what's to complain about they look cool has great light output, of course if I get them I will still retrofit em to my liking, probably add morimoto strip in the lighting bolts which would make them extra bright n swap out the high beams with bi-xeon projectors so I would have the square low beams with my retrofitted low beams in place of the high beams but you dont need to do any of that the lights just look cool, here's a pic of another members car with the lights looks sick to me. I mean come on man they look sick n imagine them with the sport bumper,siiick.
I would highly advise against those aftermarket sedan headlights.
This is a picture comparison with both cars parked 25 feet from the wall.
Co-workers g37 coupe right after headlights were installed with brand new osram cool blue boost bulbs and aligned.
My car has factory oem headlights with STi-R clear lens swap and 5 year old osram cool blue intense bulbs.
This is a picture comparison with both cars parked 25 feet from the wall.
Co-workers g37 coupe right after headlights were installed with brand new osram cool blue boost bulbs and aligned.
My car has factory oem headlights with STi-R clear lens swap and 5 year old osram cool blue intense bulbs.
#36
a members review
https://www.myg37.com/forums/body-in...eadlights.html
Last edited by Redgoyabean; 01-15-2019 at 11:58 AM.
#37
Here you have stock oem from a IPL n the aftermarket GTR lights, as you can see not much of a difference n what looks like light coming off the top of the beam pattern is something manufactures are using, its dim enough not to blind others but just bright enough to reflect off of road signs being that road signs sit higher than you beam pattern, last 2 pics are high beams. In the link I posted before if you scroll down someone posted a video of some night driving n the aftermarket seem to be doing really will on the road, check em out.
#40
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hey man while not a big fan of the halos, that looks awesome....where do you live again? Lol....but seriously nice work there...makes me reconsider the whole headlight thing....oh well, baby steps , so will start off with these strips and see how they work and go from there....
#41
hey man while not a big fan of the halos, that looks awesome....where do you live again? Lol....but seriously nice work there...makes me reconsider the whole headlight thing....oh well, baby steps , so will start off with these strips and see how they work and go from there....
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#42
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Thanks man, I will at some point take you up on that ,as the more I look at the pics, the halos aren't looking like I remember them in other pics...sooo.....i can see the sti-r lens creeping back into my mod itch....ftw!....
#43
bro it's either the gtr headlights or what I really want to do is buy a set off craigslist or something like offer up this way I can take my time n do some crazy quad projector set up, haven't seen any one with that n still retain my original set for back up or just in case I need to fix something. It's an amazing DIY project n in the process you will learn so much it's crazy. So just remember we all started some where n you'll be good. Good luck broski.
#44
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So I got the lights in today. Not sure where I am going to put them, since they are thicker then I expected. They also dont have that box on them like in the videos?? But it does have 3 wires to connect.
There are no instructions.
Anyway, when i figure out where they are going, I will get them on and take pictures.
Here are a couple of pics fresh out the package.
There are no instructions.
Anyway, when i figure out where they are going, I will get them on and take pictures.
Here are a couple of pics fresh out the package.
#45
Hey man, well got mine in today and that's ... about what they look like lol...guess for $25... not sure if and where i will put these as they appear somewhat unsightly lol and going to want to hide these bad boys or minimize them...well , i'll tinker around with them this weekend if i get a chance and see what locations will work, also need some extra wire...