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nothing of the xenon light system looks to be cut, just missing the globe, the adjuster in my cabin works too, the braided xenon system has been pushed into the back of the headlight other ppl out there check because the braid is negative potential and is not far off the positive terminal of the new headlights, i just had to do some insulating until i find some xenons.

there was a group buy for xennon lights for 250 i belive, and btw all HID kits are ALL from china now, all the german makes ARE in china, they are just labled with different brands, just have a closer look at the design and u can see. if u are still interested in a set i can get a few in, they come with 1 year warranty for H1 (skylines etc) are 250 but the H4 H/L are 350 i only got a few set left if u stil want them.

I've had a look behind the headlight and I don't see anything cut... Someone care to take a picture so I know what I'm looking at? My globes have 'japan' written on them, if that counts for anything...

lol

I haven't put those globes in - those litech ones - cause my lights are fine atm.

why is it shit ass? ive tried it its good. and i have compared it with the original its not far off. At least its much better than halogens bulbs though.

Edited by stasis
  • 7 years later...

When I took my stag to compliance shop I asked them not to remove the xenons.. lets face it, they are far better than adr approved POS.. I'll take my chances :) Went to regency (SA) for inspections and the first thing they got me to do was turn all my lights on and pop the bonnet.. (I had the lights on all the way there so they were warm), dont know if this helped or if the inspector had a big night before but totally skipped past them.. got failed but only because I didnt have an 80km/h sticker on the spare.. easy fixed. For the record, the adjustment wheel on the right of the steering wheel does absolutly nothing im pretty sure.. wtf! How would one test if it works? Oh, also had a japanese road flare still strapped in on the passenger footwell. Kinda surprised they didnt complain. Has regency gotten a little lax iver tbe years? They used to be freaking relentless. Peace

^^^add on for above post^^^

Just got home from work (12.30am), tested adjuster knob for lights on my steep as f*** driveway.. knob works great just didnt realise as when I was playing around with it the first time I was driving from melbs..

The only thing I want to know is there any difference in the S2 headlights which have the Xennon sticker/label on the front of the headlight and the ones that don't..

To me they look all the same just wondering if the reflectors are different in the lights.

Edited by BigDirtyJase

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