Jstewart92's Custom Retrofitted Headlights (pic heavy) - Club3G Forum : Mitsubishi Eclipse 3G Forums

jstewart92 · 11/15/2011, 04:34 PM

If you've been following me on facebook you've already seen many of these pictures, but here's my official build thread. I assume that the opinions on them will be somewhat polarizing, but I like it. Also, my car is dirty as heck, deal with it.

Parts:
FXR 2.0
Morimoto 35w ballasts (not newest gen)
HD harness
Philips 85122+ bulbs
MCR shrouds
X-pel headlight film

I didn't want to go crazy with the mods so I kept it nice and simple
Mods:
CCFL to shine through shroud
Aqua colored demon eye
Color matched housing
Color matched 'Daytime' demon eye

I spent about a good 2 weeks (on and off) doing everything up to finish it, finally. Don't plan to do the FX-R again, at least not the way that I did it this time (with brackets) so we'll see if I produce any others of these. I do however still plan to do retrofits with the mini D2S or H1.

Here's my story, with some of the pictures I snapped along the way (some are crappy cell pictures)
My car is T19, steel blue pearl, I did the daytime demon eye to match the car. I also used the JNC method to mount the projectors.

What I started with:

What was on my car (H1 6k HIDs in Halogen projectors - CCFL halos)

I had some confusion in finding my proper alignment on the reflector, red indicates what I marked off of the reference lines, I was worried I didn't have straight forward, but I wound up sticking with my original markings and will use the headlight aiming to fix the forward aiming.

After I had the projector mounted in the reflector it looked like this:

This is my "professional" paint booth. Lay down something to keep paint from getting on the lid, paint your part, then place the rest of the container over top.

Paint:
I went back and forth on the color combination I wanted on the lights, I think my final decision will be somewhat polarizing.

As you can see I already painted my reflector gloss black. That left the headlight shroud and the projector shroud to be painted. For the headlight shroud I was picking between Gloss black, flat black, or color matched. For the shroud I was trying to decide between chrome or a smoked chrome appearance.

Headlight stripped of chrome (gloss black plastic) and the chrome shroud

I then decided to color match the headlight shroud.

I really liked how the shroud stuck forward just enough to get past the headlight shroud and be able to shine straight out of the headlights.
After seeing this I wanted to tie in my grille/fake vents and turn signals a little better, so I went with a smoked chrome shroud. I used Duplicolor metalcast smoke on the shroud, and decided to keep the inner ring of the MC-Rs chrome. After initial painting and before adding clear to the metalcast paint.

I then took this picture to see what the headlight would look like with the shroud as is:

I then decided I needed to add some clear coat to the shroud to bring out a more defined shine.

Before and after clear coat:
Clear coated shroud is on the right.

Demon eye and CCFL

Shrouds attached.

On the 13th I wired up the demon eye and put the new harness in, made it as plug and play as possible.

Here's some installed photos. I'm neglecting to take close up shots because I kinda flubbed the lens film up, mainly on the driver's side, just not used to having to use a heat gun to apply film, but I did much better with the second light.

I've managed to get the demon eye pretty bright being that this shot was daytime, albeit in shade.

CCFL + demon eye

I'll get some output shots eventually, I've been really tied up with these, school, work, and the finishing details with timster's lights. I will say that they are very nice, even at 35w, if I decide I'll want brighter lights I'll go with 50w ballasts, as the OEM bulbs can take that added power. I will say, I believe the high beam can blind poor little birdies. Unfortunately I can tell that these projectors (while replicas) were originally designed for an SUV (because the high beam is indeed so far up). But even though these are the short-lived 2.0s and my first REAL retrofit, I'm quite pleased with the end result.

UPDATE:

I wanted to compare the Sonar output with these tonight, but I have a quiz tomorrow morning so sorry, but it's more important to study

So these shots were the best I could do with my limited photography knowledge, I tried to get the mixture of brightness and color as accurate as possible, but I couldn't get it to be the exact same. F4.0, 1/6, ISO 800.

Wall shots taken at about 30 feet from wall. The reason for the downfall of the short-lived 2.0s is rather evident, luckily for everyone but myself TRS has begun selling a hybrid 1.1 instead, which should have a straighter cutoff.

Looking back over these, the brightness is exaggerated, and the color is cooler than what it should be, the lights appear to be 5k, but they're 4.3k... maybe the white wall had something to do with that?

jstewart92 · 11/15/2011, 04:37 PM

More pictures will be coming.

ccarrillo717 · 11/15/2011, 04:43 PM

Like I said on FB love it! definitely one of a kind

3G Runner · 11/15/2011, 04:45 PM

Looks real good.

wright06jhs · 11/15/2011, 04:49 PM

Looks awesome!

jstewart92 · 11/15/2011, 04:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ccarrillo717

Like I said on FB love it! definitely one of a kind

And that was the idea!! I wanted to make these lights were different enough so that someone who knew nothing about the 3g would be able to tell that those were not stock, or aftermarket headlights.... per se

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3G Runner

Looks real good.

Thanks! I also did it a lot for the safety aspect as well, got tired of the Sonar output with HIDs in them, not to mention the crappy quality when compared to the stock (stanley) lights.

Mattt · 11/15/2011, 04:53 PM

Nice work! How much $?

mitsu3g01 · 11/15/2011, 04:56 PM

If i need anything i will contact you in the future.

jstewart92 · 11/15/2011, 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wright06jhs

Looks awesome!

Thanks brosky!

Quote:

Originally Posted by newdie

Nice work! How much $?

Umm retail for the parts list alone (not including mounting hardware, lights, etc.) is about $450 if you added the $50 for the film used (which included covers for fogs and turns)

Quote:

Originally Posted by mitsu3g01

If i need anything i will contact you in the future.

black3gks · 11/15/2011, 05:07 PM

WOW! these are sick man! how bout you repaint the housings black and ship em out to me

haha jk jk

timster2833 · 11/15/2011, 05:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jstewart92

Thanks brosky!

Umm retail for the parts list alone (not including mounting hardware, lights, etc.) is about $450 if you added the $50 for the film used (which included covers for fogs and turns)

Now you gotta put film on mine lol

finesse49ers · 11/15/2011, 05:27 PM

Yeah, we'll definitely be doing business in the future.

thahnic1080 · 11/15/2011, 05:30 PM

taking it to another level. Looks good

Drewski0523 · 11/15/2011, 06:03 PM

Damn man. Those look great.

jaloosk · 11/15/2011, 06:08 PM

sexy. +rep/

grfft3r · 11/15/2011, 06:13 PM

I love it!

These are very unique and well done. I'll be hiring your services in the future too. My darn sonars keep fogging up

soundman98 · 11/15/2011, 06:29 PM

i'm really not feeling the color-matched housings, or that shroud design-- though i like what you did with the shrouds-- just enough chrome to make 'em shine, but not enough to mirror the world..

and i doubt most here know the 'JNC method'... (psst-- check hidplanet

) any intentions for jnc's rainbow cutoff mod?

edit--your hid planet account still has the old pic

ToqirM · 11/15/2011, 07:27 PM

I don't know why but I expected the ccfl to be a lot more visible during the day. Good job with the project though. I really like it.

Got Rice Boy · 11/15/2011, 07:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ToqirM

I don't know why but I expected the ccfl to be a lot more visible during the day. Good job with the project though. I really like it.

They look pretty damn visible in my opinion. The CCFL is the dots around the projector lens...just so you know.

ToqirM · 11/15/2011, 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Got Rice Boy

They look pretty damn visible in my opinion. The CCFL is the dots around the projector lens...just so you know.

Lol I know that I'm not blind, I was referring to the volume of light that shows from each dot.

White Knight · 11/15/2011, 07:59 PM

those are fucking sexy

Ken · 11/15/2011, 08:28 PM

Nice! Keep up the good work

jstewart92 · 11/15/2011, 10:01 PM

Thanks for all the replies guys, for some reason I guess I wasn't expecting so many people replying and being so positive.

Quote:

Originally Posted by soundman98

i'm really not feeling the color-matched housings, or that shroud design-- though i like what you did with the shrouds-- just enough chrome to make 'em shine, but not enough to mirror the world..

and i doubt most here know the 'JNC method'... (psst-- check hidplanet

) any intentions for jnc's rainbow cutoff mod?

edit--your hid planet account still has the old pic

I didn't expect as many people to like the color matched housings as there is. I like it color matched, and I think a lot of the reason for that is that the headlight and turn signal are separate from each other, in addition to the very visible housing. And I copy pasted most of the writing from my oter build thread on hidplanet. The shroud paint was a bit of a test, since I never used metalcast paint before, and not many people wrote reviews on that color as it's relatively new.

Don't intend to anything more to the projectors themselves. Mainly due to the plight of the 2.0s.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ToqirM

I don't know why but I expected the ccfl to be a lot more visible during the day. Good job with the project though. I really like it.

The shroud is actually a 3 piece shroud, there's a frosted lens that the CCFL sits behind, it's not an entirely clear lens so some brightness is lost in it... As with any CCFL, they're only visible in direct daylight somewhere between 100-200 feet, but they kill common LED halos. Saw a lot of turned heads today and yesterday (had the CCFLs on as i drove around)

I will say I love the light output. It's still taking a little getting used to with seeing the cutoff on the ground in front of the car, but the output is great, I promise. I drove home tonight on the highway, not only did I notice that as I drove in the fast lane passing people I could see a line from my lights going through theirs and casting on the curb to the right of them as I passed. Also as I drove in the slow lane I saw my beam being cast on the curb on the far side of the street, across 4 lanes. We'll see when I get pictures of it my friends.

rsingh12 · 11/15/2011, 11:34 PM

looks like shit

nothing but ricer mods lol

treehead · 11/15/2011, 11:37 PM

those turned out amazing, I love the color matching you did

Daniel Shawfe · 11/16/2011, 06:58 AM

Oh wow, those are awesome! I never liked the single projector in the housings though, it looks lonely.

But +1 because they're still super awesome!

Ken · 11/16/2011, 10:30 AM

Output pics?

drunkoffjuic · 11/16/2011, 10:36 AM

Great job......Interested in maybe doing some business with ya....

jstewart92 · 11/16/2011, 01:03 PM

I might get some output pics tonight after class. Not sure if the wall I'm thinking about will be good for it, we'll see. If anyone is wanting a price quote or something feel free to leave me a visitor message on what you may want, or post what you want in my Custom Headlights thread, and I'll PM you a quote. My inbox stays at or above 90% so that's why I like to send the quotes myself.

XwP1ayawX · 11/16/2011, 04:19 PM

I just came

jstewart92 · 11/16/2011, 08:17 PM

I added wall shots, but I'm not real satisfied with the realism of the photos. :/

ToqirM · 11/16/2011, 08:34 PM

They should use your car for the next iron man movie. Lol.

ICEMAN99TURBO · 11/16/2011, 11:19 PM

Very cool....

MIAGT · 11/17/2011, 12:58 AM

Love it, Love it, Love it! Retrofits FTW!

soundman98 · 11/17/2011, 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jstewart92

I drove home tonight on the highway, not only did I notice that as I drove in the fast lane passing people I could see a line from my lights going through theirs and casting on the curb to the right of them as I passed. Also as I drove in the slow lane I saw my beam being cast on the curb on the far side of the street, across 4 lanes. We'll see when I get pictures of it my friends.

.....and your addicted

as much as i dislike my d2s retro, it hits on the same points, and makes me happy when i can use it at night.. just like my reverse lights.. though the bixenon is just as much fun when i get to flash the people with 10000k pnp kits(i admit, i keep my finger on the stalk always looking for someone to flash)

jstewart92 · 11/17/2011, 10:06 PM

Haha, I've been itching at the chance to flash someone, these highbeams are unlike anything I've seen. I want RX330 projectors..

bwracing00 · 11/18/2011, 01:23 AM

not a bad setup they look great.

JermTheElf · 11/22/2011, 10:33 PM

Such a sexy build!

Quote:

Originally Posted by jstewart92

Haha, I've been itching at the chance to flash someone, these highbeams are unlike anything I've seen. I want RX330 projectors..

They're going in the subie

jstewart92 · 11/26/2011, 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bwracing00

not a bad setup they look great.

Thanks!

Quote:

Originally Posted by JermTheElf

Such a sexy build!

They're going in the subie

I remember talking to you about this on FB some, didn't see your post here. Are you doing RX330 low beam, or the bi-xenon version?

11/15/2011, 04:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
jstewart92 Retrofitter Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hinesville, Georgia Vehicle: 03' Eclipse GS Posts: 5,101	Jstewart92's Custom Retrofitted Headlights (pic heavy) If you've been following me on facebook you've already seen many of these pictures, but here's my official build thread. I assume that the opinions on them will be somewhat polarizing, but I like it. Also, my car is dirty as heck, deal with it. Parts: FXR 2.0 Morimoto 35w ballasts (not newest gen) HD harness Philips 85122+ bulbs MCR shrouds X-pel headlight film I didn't want to go crazy with the mods so I kept it nice and simple Mods: CCFL to shine through shroud Aqua colored demon eye Color matched housing Color matched 'Daytime' demon eye I spent about a good 2 weeks (on and off) doing everything up to finish it, finally. Don't plan to do the FX-R again, at least not the way that I did it this time (with brackets) so we'll see if I produce any others of these. I do however still plan to do retrofits with the mini D2S or H1. Here's my story, with some of the pictures I snapped along the way (some are crappy cell pictures) My car is T19, steel blue pearl, I did the daytime demon eye to match the car. I also used the JNC method to mount the projectors. What I started with: What was on my car (H1 6k HIDs in Halogen projectors - CCFL halos) I had some confusion in finding my proper alignment on the reflector, red indicates what I marked off of the reference lines, I was worried I didn't have straight forward, but I wound up sticking with my original markings and will use the headlight aiming to fix the forward aiming. After I had the projector mounted in the reflector it looked like this: This is my "professional" paint booth. Lay down something to keep paint from getting on the lid, paint your part, then place the rest of the container over top. Paint: I went back and forth on the color combination I wanted on the lights, I think my final decision will be somewhat polarizing. As you can see I already painted my reflector gloss black. That left the headlight shroud and the projector shroud to be painted. For the headlight shroud I was picking between Gloss black, flat black, or color matched. For the shroud I was trying to decide between chrome or a smoked chrome appearance. Headlight stripped of chrome (gloss black plastic) and the chrome shroud I then decided to color match the headlight shroud. I really liked how the shroud stuck forward just enough to get past the headlight shroud and be able to shine straight out of the headlights. After seeing this I wanted to tie in my grille/fake vents and turn signals a little better, so I went with a smoked chrome shroud. I used Duplicolor metalcast smoke on the shroud, and decided to keep the inner ring of the MC-Rs chrome. After initial painting and before adding clear to the metalcast paint. I then took this picture to see what the headlight would look like with the shroud as is: I then decided I needed to add some clear coat to the shroud to bring out a more defined shine. Before and after clear coat: Clear coated shroud is on the right. Demon eye and CCFL Shrouds attached. On the 13th I wired up the demon eye and put the new harness in, made it as plug and play as possible. Here's some installed photos. I'm neglecting to take close up shots because I kinda flubbed the lens film up, mainly on the driver's side, just not used to having to use a heat gun to apply film, but I did much better with the second light. I've managed to get the demon eye pretty bright being that this shot was daytime, albeit in shade. CCFL + demon eye I'll get some output shots eventually, I've been really tied up with these, school, work, and the finishing details with timster's lights. I will say that they are very nice, even at 35w, if I decide I'll want brighter lights I'll go with 50w ballasts, as the OEM bulbs can take that added power. I will say, I believe the high beam can blind poor little birdies. Unfortunately I can tell that these projectors (while replicas) were originally designed for an SUV (because the high beam is indeed so far up). But even though these are the short-lived 2.0s and my first REAL retrofit, I'm quite pleased with the end result. UPDATE: I wanted to compare the Sonar output with these tonight, but I have a quiz tomorrow morning so sorry, but it's more important to study So these shots were the best I could do with my limited photography knowledge, I tried to get the mixture of brightness and color as accurate as possible, but I couldn't get it to be the exact same. F4.0, 1/6, ISO 800. Wall shots taken at about 30 feet from wall. The reason for the downfall of the short-lived 2.0s is rather evident, luckily for everyone but myself TRS has begun selling a hybrid 1.1 instead, which should have a straighter cutoff. Looking back over these, the brightness is exaggerated, and the color is cooler than what it should be, the lights appear to be 5k, but they're 4.3k... maybe the white wall had something to do with that? Last edited by jstewart92; 11/16/2011 at 08:21 PM.

11/15/2011, 04:49 PM	#5 (permalink)
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11/15/2011, 06:13 PM	#16 (permalink)
grfft3r Photoshopper Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Land of the Ricing Son Vehicle: 2001 Black Eclipse GT Posts: 3,063	I love it! These are very unique and well done. I'll be hiring your services in the future too. My darn sonars keep fogging up Last edited by grfft3r; 11/15/2011 at 06:15 PM.

11/15/2011, 06:29 PM	#17 (permalink)
soundman98 ... Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Northern IL/IN Vehicle: '01 Spyder GT Posts: 2,535	i'm really not feeling the color-matched housings, or that shroud design-- though i like what you did with the shrouds-- just enough chrome to make 'em shine, but not enough to mirror the world.. and i doubt most here know the 'JNC method'... (psst-- check hidplanet ) any intentions for jnc's rainbow cutoff mod? edit--your hid planet account still has the old pic __________________ The never-ending project, my '01 Spyder GT more projects then time! when 'bright' reverse lights don't cut it exterior led upgrades--75% (led tails, turns, third brake, plate light, reverse light) interior led upgrades--10% (gauges and hvac next, dome light completed) whats next? ford raptor(for the lightbar!!).. Last edited by soundman98; 11/15/2011 at 06:33 PM.

11/15/2011, 04:37 PM	#2 (permalink)
jstewart92 Retrofitter Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hinesville, Georgia Vehicle: 03' Eclipse GS Posts: 5,101	More pictures will be coming.

11/15/2011, 04:43 PM	#3 (permalink)
ccarrillo717 Protect this house Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Arizona Vehicle: Yes Posts: 6,397	Like I said on FB love it! definitely one of a kind

11/15/2011, 04:45 PM	#4 (permalink)
3G Runner USN Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Naples, Italy Vehicle: 2004 Eclipse RS Posts: 784	Looks real good.

11/15/2011, 04:53 PM	#7 (permalink)
Mattt Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 4,060	Nice work! How much $?

11/15/2011, 04:56 PM	#8 (permalink)
mitsu3g01 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Nor Cal Vehicle: 01 GS Posts: 1,482	If i need anything i will contact you in the future.

11/15/2011, 05:07 PM	#10 (permalink)
black3gks Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: hutchinson, ks Vehicle: 2000 eclipse gt Posts: 268	WOW! these are sick man! how bout you repaint the housings black and ship em out to me haha jk jk

11/15/2011, 05:30 PM	#13 (permalink)
thahnic1080 REDLINE ALL GEARS Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: virginia beach Vehicle: 2002 GT SDS Posts: 4,672	taking it to another level. Looks good

11/15/2011, 06:03 PM	#14 (permalink)
Drewski0523 Manual Swapped!! Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Baltimore, MD Vehicle: 2003 GS Manual Posts: 5,964	Damn man. Those look great.

11/15/2011, 07:27 PM	#18 (permalink)
ToqirM Shit happens... Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Central NJ Posts: 1,514	I don't know why but I expected the ccfl to be a lot more visible during the day. Good job with the project though. I really like it. __________________

11/15/2011, 07:59 PM	#21 (permalink)
White Knight 2011's are gay Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: kansas city, MO Vehicle: 03 Eclipse GTS 6G75 Posts: 4,644	those are fucking sexy __________________

11/15/2011, 08:28 PM	#22 (permalink)
Ken Shocker Lite Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Erie PA Vehicle: RX350 Posts: 1,926	Nice! Keep up the good work

11/15/2011, 11:34 PM	#24 (permalink)
rsingh12 Guru of Rice!!!!!! Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina Vehicle: YOUR MOM Posts: 9,677	looks like shit nothing but ricer mods lol __________________

11/15/2011, 11:37 PM	#25 (permalink)
treehead TROLL KING Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Dacula, GA Vehicle: 2000 Eclipse GT Posts: 3,277	those turned out amazing, I love the color matching you did __________________ ~ MY CAR ~

11/16/2011, 06:58 AM	#26 (permalink)
Daniel Shawfe 2010s are gay! Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Baldwin, GA Vehicle: 2001 Eclipse GT Posts: 1,244	Oh wow, those are awesome! I never liked the single projector in the housings though, it looks lonely. But +1 because they're still super awesome! __________________ Sabrina

11/16/2011, 10:30 AM	#27 (permalink)
Ken Shocker Lite Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Erie PA Vehicle: RX350 Posts: 1,926	Output pics?

11/16/2011, 10:36 AM	#28 (permalink)
drunkoffjuic Aple juic is my beer Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Antioch, IL Vehicle: 02 GT 3.8L, 07 Jeep GC Posts: 7,361	Great job......Interested in maybe doing some business with ya.... __________________ Members Ride

11/16/2011, 01:03 PM	#29 (permalink)
jstewart92 Retrofitter Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hinesville, Georgia Vehicle: 03' Eclipse GS Posts: 5,101	I might get some output pics tonight after class. Not sure if the wall I'm thinking about will be good for it, we'll see. If anyone is wanting a price quote or something feel free to leave me a visitor message on what you may want, or post what you want in my Custom Headlights thread, and I'll PM you a quote. My inbox stays at or above 90% so that's why I like to send the quotes myself.

11/16/2011, 04:19 PM	#30 (permalink)
XwP1ayawX GT35 Monster Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Space Vehicle: V-ROD, R6, GST Posts: 10,277	I just came

11/16/2011, 08:17 PM	#31 (permalink)
jstewart92 Retrofitter Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hinesville, Georgia Vehicle: 03' Eclipse GS Posts: 5,101	I added wall shots, but I'm not real satisfied with the realism of the photos. :/

11/16/2011, 08:34 PM	#32 (permalink)
ToqirM Shit happens... Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Central NJ Posts: 1,514	They should use your car for the next iron man movie. Lol. __________________

11/16/2011, 11:19 PM	#33 (permalink)
ICEMAN99TURBO Your Reality Check Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Bad Axe, MI Welcome 2 HICKTOWN Vehicle: Y2K GT-P Posts: 30,331	Very cool....

11/17/2011, 12:58 AM	#34 (permalink)
MIAGT Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Miami Vehicle: Topless e46 Posts: 262	Love it, Love it, Love it! Retrofits FTW! Last edited by MIAGT; 11/17/2011 at 01:17 AM.

11/17/2011, 10:06 PM	#36 (permalink)
jstewart92 Retrofitter Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hinesville, Georgia Vehicle: 03' Eclipse GS Posts: 5,101	Haha, I've been itching at the chance to flash someone, these highbeams are unlike anything I've seen. I want RX330 projectors..

11/18/2011, 01:23 AM	#37 (permalink)
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