GB: Bi-xenon HID PROJECTOR - SakeBomb Garage

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Originally Posted by 3RotorMotor

WOW! Your car looks amazing! Love the bumper... very clean!!! You could even raise the lights up a tad for more visibility. The aiming instructions are for a standard height, so with your car lowered you can probably get away with more. Anyway the car looks great and thanks for uploading pics !!! Enjoy being able to see where you are going Cheers!

Cheers...I was going for clean Yeah I've been trying to find somewhere to follow the instructions as they're just set to roughly what the HIDs were set to.

You can see the Feed lights there too, let's just say the quality of your lights is rather better!

I just have to see how they go through the MOT over here now.

The difference between even HIDs and these is amazing, it's like someone turned the sun on at night when on full beam And the cut off is brilliant, it's nice knowing you're not blinding people as you can see exactly where the light is going!

[3RotorMotor]

Originally Posted by probedb

Cheers...I was going for clean Yeah I've been trying to find somewhere to follow the instructions as they're just set to roughly what the HIDs were set to.

You can see the Feed lights there too, let's just say the quality of your lights is rather better!

I just have to see how they go through the MOT over here now.

The difference between even HIDs and these is amazing, it's like someone turned the sun on at night when on full beam And the cut off is brilliant, it's nice knowing you're not blinding people as you can see exactly where the light is going!

I would think you should pass MOT with flying colors. I mean I can't say for sure but there is so little light above the cutoff that I would think all that would be required is having them properly aimed. MOT has a beam analyzer correct? I'm interested to see what MOT has to say as we don't really have light checks over here in California... just really stringent smog checks.

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Originally Posted by 3RotorMotor

I would think you should pass MOT with flying colors. I mean I can't say for sure but there is so little light above the cutoff that I would think all that would be required is having them properly aimed. MOT has a beam analyzer correct? I'm interested to see what MOT has to say as we don't really have light checks over here in California... just really stringent smog checks.

Yeah it should be fine but you never know with an MOT which is a roadworthiness test (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOT_test). It's not just lights but everything They have rules for everything including beam patterns and stuff.

Then again you'd be amazed at the number of people still manage to drive around with a headlight or brakelight out!