its made in Belfast to be exact but whats ur point?

 

point is, stop raining on his parade!

 

you dont like rain?

 

I'm not sure what your titanic reference is all about but if you saw the ecodes next to a standard h6024 you would understand how profound the difference is, especially with the 80/100 bulbs.

 

I understand they could be awesome, but wtf does European spec have to do with any of it? And I believe we all know that the Titanic sunk. And we all get a bit "irregular", to keep yourself in check, eat Dannon Activia!

 

I suppose you're right, we should blindly jerk off over everything else does on this forum and not offer our opinions or reasonable alternatives.

 

What the **** are you talking about?

I like your version 3's the best so far. I think it looks damn good.

 

You've never been with a woman have you? With all due respect you sound like a 16yo pimply faced **** receptacle.

Lights look cool dude, don't stop trying new things.

 

I like it. One thing I particularly like about it is when looking at it's profile, the headlight cover doesn't hang over, rather it is flush w/ the black surrounding.

Headlight cover not flush/hanging over w/ surrounding example:

 

****, thought I was on cr.net there for a second - you guys are slipping.

 

The European spec lenses are designed differently and offer much more usable light light focused on the road when compared to DOT standard lights.

Here is the beam pattern of a 7" round e-code:



Here is a side by side of DOT vs e-code on the same vehicle.

 

And again, what does that have to do with the OP's custom headlights? I know you people like trying to sound smart and like you know something everyone else doesn't, but everyone else knows about e-codes too.

 

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I bought some 180sx twin headlights and made them fit onto the stock eyelid. I did this as i needed the space underneath. They look o.k, especially compared to those rectangle lights.

 

Ack, how come no one likes rectangles?!! Looks good though.

 

I like the idea. I wanted to do the same thing to mine after seeing one in the HyperRev magazine. I think a company called Active makes them. Don't know how to get them though. They're Japanese. In your case you might think about taking the stock headlight surrounds and modifying them a bit. You could probably use fiberglass to reshape them to a tighter fit. Then it would look factory. All in all, cool mod.