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Parabolic headlite conversion * Pics* by WMac
Started on: 12-28-2002 04:00 PM
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hold onto your money, I've been talking to Aus about this almost every night, there IS a kit on the way...

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Originally posted by WMac:

its sort of like "Skitime's" rear metal vent he made for his car. Ive begged and offered enough money that he could retire, and Dave just laughs.


LOL Hey WMac, Now I did not know you meant that much money. If I could retire I would deliver it personally.

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I like it. Can't wait till the kit gets here.!!!
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any hints of what it will look like.
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Don't mean to argumentative but if I were going to go to that kind of trouble I'd get rid of those stupid pop-up headlights completely. They are unreliable and look dumb when they're up. Just my opinion-thanks
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What the hell ever Larry! Pop up lights are the best looking lights out there, and are the only lights that look good on a fiero. Besides they are still on the vetts because they are tight. You don't want to be arguementative but you call another man tastes stupid. It's alright Larry i still love u! You must have some taste to be on the fiero forum, just kidding!
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Sorry if you took that as an insult but I ment to be more of a joke, clearly I hit a soft spot, sorry
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I found a place that sells 90mm hella lights for $54. Heres the address http://www.susquehanna.com/susq/new.htm

I work at a audi dealership soo hopefully Ill be getting free ones as soon as someone smashes up there A6. Shouldnt have to wait to long,,half of all the body work the dealership does is audi based.

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That's wher I ordered mine from. The guy on the phone was cool and it only came to $250 shipped for the lights and 4 connector plugs.
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any word on this kit darklord or aus?
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yeah, there's been a small delay, it's my fault.. the kit will be coming shortly after I can get a package sent off, I need to find a nearby Mailboxes Etc.

sorry... the kit is coming!

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any pic's
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ttt

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I've got the lights, just waiting for time to do mine too.
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Damn, those are some cool looking lights. I agree, if I was going to put them in my car, I wouldn't make them pop-ups...just my opinion. I really like that they have the three built in adjusters, that makes them extremely easy to install in a many different applications.

Thanks for pointing this stuff out to me, I'm glad it got bumped up, as I missed it the first time. Very cool looking lights, and about ANYTHING would be better than the stupid rectangulars on our cars. Heck, for 54 bucks a piece, I might actually finish this project!!!

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Personally, I love the pop-ups. I've never liked the height that they opened though. I always thought they looked cool with the doors horizontal. WMac, your conversion is "Hella" cool!!!
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only got one word for that light settup

DAMN!!!!!!!!!!

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you guys havent seen nothin yet

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Hey rossi maybe you should break the news to them
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whats the news...
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Guys if you all could please visit

http://carmedia1.com

and look under performance parts and select Hella...you'll find very nice driving lights for VERY low prices. Let me know if those are useful lights.

Thanks

P.S Santa Cruzer...I have NO clue what you're talking about...Refresh my memory on ICQ next time you're on will ya...Thanks!

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all driving lights, not legal.. anywhere...

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Steve and others, If your going top do a lite conversion like this (or any) you NEED to do a legal lite, it needs to be DOT approved.

The lites I used are, They are the 90mm lites that they (Hella) supplies to BMW and AUDI for there cars, they are aroung $60.00 ea US.

You can find them on there website offered under new products, there is a Low and a High beam light. so you will need all four.

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Originally posted by WMac:

Steve and others, If your going top do a lite conversion like this (or any) you NEED to do a legal lite, it needs to be DOT approved.

I am not bashing you or your kit. Just correcting. Even though you lights themselves are rated they are not rated for your application so the rating is void. As it was never actually tested or approved for that application.

People should actually read the VC.

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Originally posted by cadaver:

I am not bashing you or your kit. Just correcting. Even though you lights themselves are rated they are not rated for your application so the rating is void. As it was never actually tested or approved for that application.

People should actually read the VC.


Here are some results from reading the Oregon Revised Statutes.

815.005 Consistent parts and equipment authorized.
Nothing in the vehicle code shall be construed to prohibit the use of additional parts and accessories on any vehicle not inconsistent with the provisions of the vehicle code.

816.050 Headlights.
Each of the following is a requirement for headlights as described:
(10) Headlights that are required under ORS 816.320 and 816.330 and any part for such headlight that tends to change the original design or performance must be of a type that has been approved by the department under ORS 816.010.

The headlights used in this kit are DOT/SAE approved and in Oregon are legal. The Oregon Statutes do not limit a person to original equipment, but only require that all headlights meet the DOT/SAE standards.

The above does not speak to all states, only Oregon, and I would encoutrage anyone considering a change from original equipment to check your states statutes.

Even with original equipment lights, it is important that people take the time to properly aim their lights. It makes them more effective and keeps others from being annoyed. People who have issues with headlights most likely have not taken the time to aim them properly or fail to dim the lights when following or for oncoming traffic.

If this kit is installed and aimed properly, other drivers should not be able to know if it is a Fiero, an Audi, a BMW or a Ferrari that is behind them or the next oncoming car. These headlights are used in all of these cars and seem to indicate the lighting demands of their engineers and customers.

I hope this helps.

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Wmac, do you have an update as to when kit might be ready?

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Originally posted by larryemory:

Don't mean to argumentative but if I were going to go to that kind of trouble I'd get rid of those stupid pop-up headlights completely. They are unreliable and look dumb when they're up. Just my opinion-thanks

You just called 3/4's of these people's cars headlights ugly, including mine. You just got a negetive rating...Just my opinion though-thanks

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Ok, I have a question about these lights. On the way home from the University tonight, the car behind me (I think it was a new BMW) had these lights that (from the angle I saw them) had a bluish tint. But when you look directly into them, they are bright white.

In other words, the lights are focused straight ahead, and anything off to the side (up, down, left or right) has this bluish tint.

Are these lights that are used in this conversion those same lights? I kinda like them. Really modern.

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Originally posted by 87GTBro:

Ok, I have a question about these lights. On the way home from the University tonight, the car behind me (I think it was a new BMW) had these lights that (from the angle I saw them) had a bluish tint. But when you look directly into them, they are bright white.

In other words, the lights are focused straight ahead, and anything off to the side (up, down, left or right) has this bluish tint.

Are these lights that are used in this conversion those same lights? I kinda like them. Really modern.

The lights that WMac used are use the halogen H9 bulbs. The same lamps are available using the DS2 HID bulbs. Those may be the ones that you saw from your description. Both are legal lamps. WMac will be able to better describe how his lamps look at night. These lamps are a great addition to modernize the Fiero lighting. As we make modifications to make our cars faster, we should be making technology changes to see better as well. It's both legal and smart to make these type of upgrades.

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Originally posted by cadaver:

I am not bashing you or your kit. Just correcting. Even though you lights themselves are rated they are not rated for your application so the rating is void. As it was never actually tested or approved for that application.

People should actually read the VC.

Below is what I found in the Califormia Vehicle Code. I did not find anything that said llighting has to be tested or approved for a specific application.

Maybe you could help with some specifics.

Compliance With Lighting Equipment Mounting Regulations
24012. All lighting equipment or devices subject to requirements established by the department shall comply with the engineering requirements and specifications, including mounting and aiming instructions, determined and publicized by the department.
Amended Ch. 723, Stats. 1979. Effective January 1, 1980.

Lighting Equipment Requirements
24252. (a) All lighting equipment of a required type installed on a vehicle shall at all times be maintained in good working order. Lamps shall be equipped with bulbs of the correct voltage rating corresponding to the nominal voltage at the lamp socket.

Mounting Height
24254. Whenever requirement is declared as to the mounted height of lamps or reflectors, the height shall be measured from the center of the lamp or reflector to the level surface upon which the vehicle stands when it is without a load.
Amended and renumbered Ch. 341, Stats. 1969. Effective November 10, 1969.


Headlamps on Motor Vehicles
24400. During darkness, every motor vehicle other than a motorcycle, shall be equipped with at least two lighted headlamps, with at least one on each side of the front of the vehicle, and, except as to vehicles registered prior to January 1, 1930, they shall be located directly above or in advance of the front axle of the vehicle. The headlamps and every light source in any headlamp unit shall be located at a height of not more than 54 inches nor less than 22 inches.
Amended Ch. 13, Stats. 1991. Effective February 13, 1991.

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WMac,

How come you didn't stay with the prototype metal bucket? Is the plexiglass a superior material to work with? What about a fiberglass version? Just curious... Looks like you generated a lot of interest here.

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lets see some pics,and no more state codes,please,
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Originally posted by Elenor84:

You just called 3/4's of these people's cars headlights ugly, including mine. You just got a negetive rating...Just my opinion though-thanks

By definition then, anytime someone modifies their car then they are saying that stock cars are ugly? Sometimes you can't avoid EVERYONES toes.

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Originally posted by the need for speed:

lets see some pics,and no more state codes,please,


There are several pictures on page 1.

Sorry for the long codes, but it seems like there is always someone like "cadaver" that posts information that is not correct and then suggests that others do research. It was clear that he had not read his vehicle code and thought that others should know.

I talked to WMac today about thses lights. He said that the plexiglass is much better because the aluminum frame that he make had too much flex. I'm sure that he can add more detail as he reads this post.

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Sorry, but I just don't like any of the standup HL systems. They keep the car from looking sleek. I prefer recessed lighting. This still give the car the sleek look we all like. Just one mans opinion.

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so how many people are making kits? it sounds like darklord and aus,fieroX,and stevenrossi,are all making lights.screw dot just make some cool ass lights!
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I like the stand up HL, because during the day, you dont see them. and If these can be perfected, it would be nice to have lights that only pop up a few inches at night.
And for anyone who has recessed lights, how do they work at night??

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by the need for speed:

What the hell ever Larry! Pop up lights are the best looking lights out there, and are the only lights that look good on a fiero. Besides they are still on the vetts because they are tight. QUOTE]

how bout the new C6


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any of you guys that bought the light have you made your conversion yet?and the pic of the vett is fugly!!!i hope they dont kill the vett with that look.
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Originally posted by Fiero~Spataro:


how bout the new C6


OMG!! That's not going to be the new vette, is it!? Anybody else see what I see? Starts with an 'S' and has a goofy grille. Surely the chevy guys wouldn't want the new vette to resemble it!

BTW, those recessed headlights are ugly!

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