DunnyBunny

Your gonna have the angle in some projectors. He has it lined up right. It cuts the light a little lower on the driver side to help keep from blinding oncoming traffic. The projectors I got for my civic did the same thing.

Collyn

nah. I was turning under an overpass as I took the shot. The light beam was hitting the wall from about a 45 degree angle. And the sharp zigzag look is the cut off for the LHD shield.

Spencer4336

I was in the same boat as you because I was just going to buy led headlights but I wanted to keep my oracle halos, so I went with the rebel offroad hell fire hid kit and it works perfectly and the ballast were high quality metal instead of the cheap plastic.

bombout800

I know what the step is. The concrete wall it's shining on must have a bend or something in it. It appeared to have a slight bow In one of the projectors output.

bombout800

I just saw this. Glad you pmed me. Here is the pic of his jeep

Collyn

The retaining wall is curved. Also, this was a screen capture from a video. The jeep was also leaning a little since I was turning. The light is really pretty even and the cut off lines are really pretty good when viewed facing a side of a building. I know the lights are good. I just bought my wife a 2013 Lexus. The jeep HIDs are actually slightly better than her brand new factory HIDs. Similar cut off lines. Hers has much more side light ( aiming to the ditch on both sides), but useable light on the road in front of the vehicle is much better with the aftermarket set on the Jeep. The factory Lexus ballasts are better than mine. Hers fire up and warm up almost instantly. Mine pop on then take about 10 seconds to reach full temp.

mikekeeper

Popular Mechanics did a review of all auto headlamps (beginning with gas lamps) and they said aftermarket HID lamps in stock headlights are illegal and most of the time a disaster.

Something to look forward to...Audi announced laser headlights in their A6. I'm going out and buying a couple of green laser pointers and mounting them in my headlights. Wonder if they'll work on 12V? Will look great with Gecko green.

Collyn

That is true. That is exactly why the projectors are fitted into the housing. The projector is LEGAL. it is no longer a bulb radiating wildly in a stock halogen housing. The factory halogen housing is modified into a cosmetic adapter to fit the DOT legal projector into the stock location of the Jeep.

larry_h

i got mine because they had a special i saw on instagram . i puchased a simple hi-low kit and foglight kit at 50%off. had issues flickering and fogs only lit up for 5 seconds and turned off. called and spoke with Chris very helpfull and apologetic he told me jeeps, dodge, chrysler where all a pain in the butt. he then proceed to explain that i needed extra parts being (pair of capacitors for low beam, 1 resistor for high beam, and a relay harness for foglights). he said he would take care of me with free shipping due to the inconvenience. and since then they are the best thing i spent my money on, no issues at all

benz

Hey guys, I have some questions.
1. Whats the reason that all the HID kits come with new headlight housings?
2. Has anyone tried out the "hellfire 6000k HID kit" yet? They seem To be the only set that work with the OEM housing and come with a metal ballast as opposed to plastic.
3. What the most reliable hid kit? (Without breaking the bank too badly)

Thanks for all your help guys