Kevs 2010 1400GTR CAF Modifications

Started by KeVstrom, March 15, 2013, 08:41:18 PM

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Zebedee

Zebedee

KeVstrom

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Kev Shek
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Zebedee

My mistake seem to be just under 12mm better get some glasses ;)
Zebedee

viper

kev, what do you think to just fitting these? just to get the look and the extra daytime visability?

would I still need to dismantle the headlight glass ?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUZUKI-GSXR-600-750-02-03-CCFL-HID-PROJECTOR-HALO-EYES-STUNNING-CONVERSION-/151101188318?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item232e5528de

KeVstrom

Yeah you'd still need to dismantle the headlight to fit those, but they are more for the bike that already have projectors like the R1s. There isn't any lamp housing to fit those onto, you couldn't suspend them in mid air.
Kev Shek
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viper

Quote from: KeVstrom on September 10, 2014, 11:25:11 PM
Yeah you'd still need to dismantle the headlight to fit those, but they are more for the bike that already have projectors like the R1s. There isn't any lamp housing to fit those onto, you couldn't suspend them in mid air.

thanks kev, much appreciated , you need to change your screen name to " The Modfather"

how come your headlights, the bit within the angel eye looks blue when they are non illuminated, it looks cool but not sure , could mine be clear ? your contribution is much appreciated and for me this is when bike forums are at their best!

Charlie747

Quote from: viper on September 11, 2014, 08:25:53 AM
thanks kev, much appreciated , you need to change your screen name to " The Modfather"

how come your headlights, the bit within the angel eye looks blue when they are non illuminated, it looks cool but not sure , could mine be clear ? your contribution is much appreciated and for me this is when bike forums are at their best!

:agree:

KeVstrom

Haha I earned the name Modfather years ago when I used to mess on with Nissan Primeras on another forum. Nothing changed, just messing with a different type of vehicle.

The blue glow you see is what they call "demon eyes" It's another LED I side the projector lense which emits a glow. You can select different colour like red or green etc. Blue matches my bike :)
Kev Shek
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viper

Quote from: KeVstrom on September 11, 2014, 09:01:13 AM
Haha I earned the name Modfather years ago when I used to mess on with Nissan Primeras on another forum. Nothing changed, just messing with a different type of vehicle.

The blue glow you see is what they call "demon eyes" It's another LED I side the projector lense which emits a glow. You can select different colour like red or green etc. Blue matches my bike :)

I believe the blue is quite legal, am I right on this ?

KeVstrom

Kev Shek
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viper

cant see the link for the blue kit, any chance of posting it?

KeVstrom

It's the actual projector lights themselves. You can select what colours you want for the angel and demon eyes the option are on the auction, you just enclose what you want with your payment in the message field.
Kev Shek
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KeVstrom

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Rusty

Looks spooky .. especially through the vents in the fairing ! :yes:

Ros

Just a thought:
How do you feel about the possibility of blinding motorists coming in the opposite direction at night - especially if cornering?

I only ask because I always felt a bit guilty with my bi-xenon setup.  Wasn't as cleverly done as yours, granted :)  But I always avoided riding at night with them on, and always pointed them lower than strictly correct.  They really are very bright, and I would hate to be going round a corner at night and have a motorist come into my lane etc. because they couldn't see properly...

If you look at your third picture, with the bike on the side stand, you can see the right hand side is lit up really well.  It looks amazing and you will definitely be seen.

Regarding my bi-xenons, I have removed them now because one of the "bulbs" failed and I was riding around with effectively one eye... The easiest thing was to remove everything and stick the original bulbs back in...

Anyway - cheers

Ros