halo headlights??

[red rumbler]

hey guys im wondering if anybody has pics of these in there rig? they look pretty cool and im thinking about picking up a pair

[tylerg.]

Are those made specifically for 73-80's? Post a link to the website you're finding em on.

[875.3CHEVY]

unless you ride around with your park lights on in the dark noone will ever see them.have them on my 87 and you can only see them on low beam cause the bottom headlights cut off on low beam(4 headlights).but since roundeyes are always on noone will see them.i bought mine for the t4 bulbs and hid swap.you cant see the halos with the lights on is what im sayin

[rblcori7]

thats interesting but with my HID's you wouldnt be able to see them at all

[THE "10" SILVERADO]

They look cool but I don't think you would ever see them.....

[bigwheel15]

Im assuming its just an attention getter for parking/cruising in the evening.

[rblcori7]

Originally Posted by bigwheel15

Im assuming its just an attention getter for parking/cruising in the evening.

yea your probably right man

[red rumbler]

Originally Posted by tylerg.

Are those made specifically for 73-80's? Post a link to the website you're finding em on.

heres the link for you guys and ya true i never thought of not being able to see them. but i saw them on a truck here i think a grey or black 72 it looked pretty mean

http://cgi.ebay.ca/69-80-CHEVY-SUBUR...item1c14351ba4

[GMC91]

Couldnt you wire in a switch to just power up the blue lights?

[red rumbler]

i thought the lights would just be on then highs are normal

[875.3CHEVY]

them blue rings arent that bright park lights are brighter.you cant see them till the sun gos down.and when your lights come on you cant see them.i just bought them for the hids.sorry for crappy cell pics.top pics are just park lights.couldnt get in front of truck with lights on ,too bright.in the bottom pic the bottom lights are not on.with just 2 lights you wont see them at all.hope you understand what im saying.

[red rumbler]

Originally Posted by 875.3CHEVY

them blue rings arent that bright park lights are brighter.you cant see them till the sun gos down.and when your lights come on you cant see them.i just bought them for the hids.sorry for crappy cell pics.top pics are just park lights.couldnt get in front of truck with lights on ,too bright.in the bottom pic the bottom lights are not on.with just 2 lights you wont see them at all.hope you understand what im saying.

i never saw them set up for square light lol looks cool but when do the actual halos turn on then?? and are visible??

[rblcori7]

i have a set of halos on my car... i wired them up so they would come on when my parking lights are on

[875.3CHEVY]

youll have to wire them on a switch.i had them hooked to headlight power cause when i hooked them to the parking lights they blinked with the turn signals.they can be seen but only around sunset.i just hooked them up to show you.i paid 120 for all four housings and hids for the top.well worth it as i can see now.

[sandnuriz]

Originally Posted by rblcori7

thats interesting but with my HID's you wouldnt be able to see them at all

Your right I have HID's on my Blazer and put the HALO's on looked cool with parking lights on but with head lights on couldn't see but I got the white Halo and not the blue but I returned them they also had cruise lights as well as the Halo

[Dieselwrencher]

Are these style of lights very much brighter than a standard sealed beam head light bulb? I'm curious and don't want to have to purchase 2 sets of bulbs. Thanks.

[875.3CHEVY]

the lights i have are hid which is more like a florescent light.as in there is no filament just gas and a ballast.definately worth the money.you buy the headlight housing for h4 bulbs then get an h4 hid kit.or get a complete conversion kit off ebay .then you can see.

[rblcori7]

i got the headlight conversion kit off LMC truck and then got a HID kit ebay all in all around 115 bucks lol and i love them.... i can actually see were im going now lol

[Sodell]

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[andrewmp6]

Running hids in a housing not designed for it will blind everyone on the road with you.

[dapperlighting]

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[Custom.Chevy]

i want projector lights like the ones just advertised but i cant stand the way it ruins the look of the vehicle. im sure its a great product but looking at that old c10 with the projectors just makes the truck seem like it has an identity crisis. cant decide it it wants to be old or new.

i bought the more expensive factory sealed silvanya headlights and they do amazingly well for a updated version of 40 year old lights. also make sure all your grounds are good and clean switch wires are tight. that will help alot as well.

[dapperlighting]

Originally Posted by Custom.Chevy

i want projector lights like the ones just advertised but i cant stand the way it ruins the look of the vehicle. im sure its a great product but looking at that old c10 with the projectors just makes the truck seem like it has an identity crisis. cant decide it it wants to be old or new.

i bought the more expensive factory sealed silvanya headlights and they do amazingly well for a updated version of 40 year old lights. also make sure all your grounds are good and clean switch wires are tight. that will help alot as well.

If I had to describe Dapper Lighting in one blurb, it'd be "newer lighting in your older car".

It's definitely tough to choose between the performance of real projectors and preserving the stock appearance. For some people, however, being able to see at night or in low light conditions makes it worth the visual trade-off. You're also not going to be blinding anybody else on the road (unless you want to with our highs).

That picture of the truck above has the Chrome V2's which has the bigger projector. It's a little less subtle.

Our Chrome V1's is what many purists get since it has our smallest projector, preserving as much of the stock appearance as possible but still having the performance of a real projector. I've included a link here for anybody's convenience

Either way, inadequate lighting from stock sealed beams a common complaint from many classic car owners and we're trying our best to provide a practical and stylish solution for everyone, everywhere!

In case anyone is interested, we're actually having a Memorial Day Sale (use code "MEMDAY20") for 20% (almost $100) off any V2 headlight kits!

[Malo83]

Originally Posted by Custom.Chevy

i want projector lights like the ones just advertised but i cant stand the way it ruins the look of the vehicle. im sure its a great product but looking at that old c10 with the projectors just makes the truck seem like it has an identity crisis. cant decide it it wants to be old or new.

i bought the more expensive factory sealed silvanya headlights and they do amazingly well for a updated version of 40 year old lights. also make sure all your grounds are good and clean switch wires are tight. that will help alot as well.

Have to agree that C10 looks like it has stage fright!

[RodsGreen10]

Buy LED. Direct plug and play. No relays no running extra wire.