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Any opinion on the halos? I heard they tend to drift after awhile. I need to buy new headlights soon and I am not sure what to get. I like the halos. I think they look cool. Am I wrong?

I put mine on the begining of the month and its night and day the difference. Big improvement over stock faders and well worth it

ehh a simple hid upgrade would be good and try to get the glass headlamps they dont yellow and are sweet.

I've got halos
I love them
they are not extremely bright
and they do tend to fade
and you may only end up with high beems
but the high beems are low enough to run all the time
i would recommend then despite the issues

I've got halos
I love them
they are not extremely bright
and they do tend to fade
and you may only end up with high beems
but the high beems are low enough to run all the time
i would recommend then despite the issues

BWhited_44 wrote:I've got halos
I love them
they are not extremely bright
and they do tend to fade
and you may only end up with high beems
but the high beems are low enough to run all the time
i would recommend then despite the issues

ive never herd of only the high beams working. you probably wired them up wrong. i dont have a set myself but ive never herd of them fading before... tuns of people on the forum and they come highly recommended. the ones with horizontal leds are said to fit a bit better and be better quality. at any rate there much better then stock headlights, dont hesitate to buy.

I actually just installed my set yesterday

HUGE difference between stock lights. I have the 6K HID kit in them, looks good and I have HIGH beam still available.



Its a big picture, and it was during daylight, didn't get a chance to take one at night.

We bought these during a group buy.http://www.mx-3.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.ph ... lit=spyder" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You can still get them just follow this link. http://www.carpart4u.com/autopart/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Mine work great, fit very well and no fading so far. I did find a problem in that the wires were heat shrunk together and not soldered or crimped so if they came apart it could of lead to a fire so just pull on the wires and make sure they're properly connected. fowljesse did an installation write up that you can find using the Search here by typing in 'spyder'.

chrome730 wrote:ehh a simple hid upgrade would be good and try to get the glass headlamps they dont yellow and are sweet.

Glass are better, but for those people who can't afford new headlights, and your headlights are yellow, use toothpaste. Just put the toothpaste on the headlight(s) and rub it in as much as you can, then wipe it off. Brings the headlights back to nearly good as new (looking).

or to do it right use headlight restore kit. there was a write up on this site that i saw just cant remember who did it.

Again, for people who don't want to spend money, or can't afford to be spending money, even on small things like that...

Sisko182 wrote:Again, for people who don't want to spend money, or can't afford to be spending money, even on small things like that...

Not even a bottle of Miguires Plastic Polish?

My process is to start with the metal polish, and finish off with the plastic polish. I use either those thick shop cloths or even newspaper (the basic black and white one) for the polishing process.

nd that was my thought there gonna buy a bottle of toothpast and get mediocre results when they can buy muguiers and get great results. or even just sand paper of various grits and sand the layers off then i think the final process was to clear coat it. THERE IS A WRITE UP SOMEWHERE LOL.

I'd say 99% of people already own a couple tubes of toothpaste.

just buy projectors AND hids and there your done...

hid's are cheap now (40-50$), i think its worth buying some... its cheap then buying "good" normal bulb, i have some on all my cars and there awsome!