1994-1998 Mustang Halo One Piece Projector Lens

the regular headlight is inside the "halo" ring... it's just the "driving lights" light... that's all the ring is... it gives off virtually no light... just take a look at any BMW... they have pretty much the same headlights

the regular headlight is inside the "halo" ring... it's just the "driving lights" light... that's all the ring is... it gives off virtually no light... just take a look at any BMW... they have pretty much the same headlights

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i have a quick question. what's the difference between our stock halogen lights and projector lights? and then how do these projector lights stack up against hid lights?

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Bornstanger said:

i have a quick question. what's the difference between our stock halogen lights and projector lights? and then how do these projector lights stack up against hid lights?

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wondering the same thing

urban96 said:

wondering the same thing

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Me three....

projectors are best paired with HID...

the idea is that the projectors don't have to use the housing of the headlight to emit light to the front. where when they do, albeit shiny it still can't be as good as the projectors.

the projectors look killer with HID... my bro's car has pimp headlights

I think i have made up my mind to get these:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7937795042&category=33710

for under $200 i dont think i can go wrong, and i am sure they will be a lot brighter than what i have now? Or maybe the same?

any pics yet?

anyone see the sylvania lights on their concept mustang? it was the 94-98 bodystyle. with the neon turning signal?

Bornstanger said:

i have a quick question. what's the difference between our stock halogen lights and projector lights? and then how do these projector lights stack up against hid lights?

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well... the stock bulbs have a very low lumins rating... meaning, no matter how high the kelvin output is, the lights are dim... most standard bulbs are this way. the lenses that are stock (not the cobra ones) take the light, and reflect it from the back of the lens, and filtered through the clear outer part, to dispurse it... the projector lenses take the bulb, refract the light at a specific angle from the bulb, to the rear part of the lens, and straight out... much less resistance for the light. HID lights have extremely high lumins output rating, like 4000 compared to 50 (not actually, but you get the idea)... so even though they are like 35w instead of our stock 55watt bulbs... they produce a much brighter light... w/o the danger of overpowering the wiring... in short, more light hits the road, and therefore, more is reflected back to you, so you can see more I hope that explained it as well as I understand it

cool stuff. so would 1 be able to use hid lights with these projector headlights then? me likey the design of these things...but i like hid's more. and if i can combine the 2...pimp!

Any more pics?