There are a couple of posts in the how to on making these lights, I actually accidentally found the article the other day and decided to give it a try... I used acrylic plexiglass instead of the plastic curtain rod that heused cause it seems to take the heat from the halogen bulbs that sit right behind them a little better. Anyways, check it out

 

 

Holy christ that's the greatest modification I've ever seen...excellent work

 

Man that looks sick, hate to see it breathin down my rearview mirror. Nice work!

 

Yea that looks awesome. How would you rate it on a difficulty scale of 1-10?

 

The most difficult part I would say was opening the headlight housing...I wish I took picures during the process but I didnt, sorry. But if you have basic electrical knowledge like what positive and negative are than you can pull this off. takes more patience than anything else. on a scale of 1-10 I give it a 3 or 4...probably a 3...follow the how to and the rest is easy...BTW...in the how to they dont tell you that you need a 220ohm resistor and that the mcd number on the LED package stands for the brightness...for example the leds i used were rated at 3.5 volts and 1100 mcd brightness...I allmost got the 3000mcds but I was still trying to figure this part out, the resistor will knock the forward power from the 12V power source to a tollerable level that wont pop the LED...also the other thing I did was leave the reflective tape off which worked out pretty well cause when the main lights are on they pick up that light too....Scared?...dont be...its easier than you think

 

Thanx for thecompliments guys and Ill try to get the video of em up. stay tuned.......

 

Here it is enjoy....
http://s217.photobucket.com/albums/c...rent=Movie.flv

 

Does it effect the output of your regular lights at night? Meaning does it diminish the distance or brightness of your lights any?

 

Man that looks sick. I wish I had the same type of headlight instead of the double bulbs I'd do the same thing