FS: Simon's LCI headlights! True quads, Orion v4, white eyebrows, illuminated fins+
07-24-2013, 09:57 PM
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FS: Simon's LCI headlights! True quads, Orion v4, white eyebrows, illuminated fins+
Alright guys, this is probably quite a surprise, but I have decided to put up my headlights for sale!
The reason for selling is because I have new ideas in mind, and ready to build myself something that will once again wow the community
With that in mind, I have decided that to only sell the headlights base on the cost of the parts. So whoever picking these up are essentially saving themselves over $1k in labor cost.
Here is what is going on with these lights:
Orion v4
Illuminated fins
White eyebrows
Quad projectors: powered by TRS bulbs and 3Five x4 ballasts
Quad clear lenses
Custom paint colors: glossy black, satin black, mineral metallic grey
Red demon eyes
Cree projector turn signals
3M VentureShield (headlight protector)
The above in parts amount out to $1463, and I am asking $400 for the headlights, bringing the total to $1863.
If you are on pre-LCI, local, and would like me to convert you to LCI so you can use these, I can do the conversion for $200 (labor, parts, and coding).
(Just to note, doing the above mods totals to around $1100 in labor cost)
If you have a set of LCI halogens in exceptional mint condition, I can consider trading and just taking $1463
As a note, I do request that the buyer allow me a week to deliver/ship these headlights, as I would need to purchase another set during that process.
For more pictures, please check out:
Simon's Headlights FS - Imgur
The reason for selling is because I have new ideas in mind, and ready to build myself something that will once again wow the community
With that in mind, I have decided that to only sell the headlights base on the cost of the parts. So whoever picking these up are essentially saving themselves over $1k in labor cost.
Here is what is going on with these lights:
Orion v4
Illuminated fins
White eyebrows
Quad projectors: powered by TRS bulbs and 3Five x4 ballasts
Quad clear lenses
Custom paint colors: glossy black, satin black, mineral metallic grey
Red demon eyes
Cree projector turn signals
3M VentureShield (headlight protector)
The above in parts amount out to $1463, and I am asking $400 for the headlights, bringing the total to $1863.
If you are on pre-LCI, local, and would like me to convert you to LCI so you can use these, I can do the conversion for $200 (labor, parts, and coding).
(Just to note, doing the above mods totals to around $1100 in labor cost)
If you have a set of LCI halogens in exceptional mint condition, I can consider trading and just taking $1463
As a note, I do request that the buyer allow me a week to deliver/ship these headlights, as I would need to purchase another set during that process.
For more pictures, please check out:
Simon's Headlights FS - Imgur
07-24-2013, 10:20 PM
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Alright guys, this is probably quite a surprise, but I have decided to put up my headlights for sale!
The reason for selling is because I have new ideas in mind, and ready to build myself something that will once again wow the community
With that in mind, I have decided that to only sell the headlights base on the cost of the parts. So whoever picking these up are essentially saving themselves over $1k in labor cost.
Here is what is going on with these lights:
Orion v4
Illuminated fins
White eyebrows
Quad projectors: powered by TRS bulbs and 3Five x4 ballasts
Quad clear lenses
Custom paint colors: glossy black, satin black, mineral metallic grey
Red demon eyes
Cree projector turn signals
3M VentureShield (headlight protector)
The above in parts amount out to $1463, and I am asking $400 for the headlights, bringing the total to $1863.
If you are on pre-LCI, local, and would like me to convert you to LCI so you can use these, I can do the conversion for $200 (labor, parts, and coding).
(Just to note, doing the above mods totals to around $1100 in labor cost)
If you have a set of LCI halogens in exceptional mint condition, I can consider trading and just taking $1463
As a note, I do request that the buyer allow me a week to deliver/ship these headlights, as I would need to purchase another set during that process.
For more pictures, please check out:
Simon's Headlights FS - Imgur
The reason for selling is because I have new ideas in mind, and ready to build myself something that will once again wow the community
With that in mind, I have decided that to only sell the headlights base on the cost of the parts. So whoever picking these up are essentially saving themselves over $1k in labor cost.
Here is what is going on with these lights:
Orion v4
Illuminated fins
White eyebrows
Quad projectors: powered by TRS bulbs and 3Five x4 ballasts
Quad clear lenses
Custom paint colors: glossy black, satin black, mineral metallic grey
Red demon eyes
Cree projector turn signals
3M VentureShield (headlight protector)
The above in parts amount out to $1463, and I am asking $400 for the headlights, bringing the total to $1863.
If you are on pre-LCI, local, and would like me to convert you to LCI so you can use these, I can do the conversion for $200 (labor, parts, and coding).
(Just to note, doing the above mods totals to around $1100 in labor cost)
If you have a set of LCI halogens in exceptional mint condition, I can consider trading and just taking $1463
As a note, I do request that the buyer allow me a week to deliver/ship these headlights, as I would need to purchase another set during that process.
For more pictures, please check out:
Simon's Headlights FS - Imgur
07-24-2013, 10:34 PM
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Thank you sir!
You have pre-LCI.
I can provide the schematics for wiring, and the coding involved to complete the upgrade. Even if you are a newbie at soldering, you should be able to complete the harness/socket upgrade under 2 hours. All the functions will work properly after this physical part, the coding would be to remove errors, and code out adaptives (Do note that going to these headlights you will lose adaptives, but won't miss it because quads are so much brighter!). For someone that knows how to code, this won't take more than 10-15 minutes.
I can provide the schematics for wiring, and the coding involved to complete the upgrade. Even if you are a newbie at soldering, you should be able to complete the harness/socket upgrade under 2 hours. All the functions will work properly after this physical part, the coding would be to remove errors, and code out adaptives (Do note that going to these headlights you will lose adaptives, but won't miss it because quads are so much brighter!). For someone that knows how to code, this won't take more than 10-15 minutes.
07-25-2013, 01:08 PM
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glws to the (second) best headlight guru in the world 
lol j/k
ive seen these in person and they look great! buy with confidence!
lol j/k ive seen these in person and they look great! buy with confidence!
07-25-2013, 11:22 PM
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I been hounding this fool FOREVER for his lights and when I finally figured he would never sell them I bit the bullet and just did the conversion. Damn you Simon. LOL. GLWS bud.
Whoever picks these up will not be disappointed. 4… count them FOUR projectors!!!
Whoever picks these up will not be disappointed. 4… count them FOUR projectors!!!
08-03-2013, 01:18 PM
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Hah, nope. Still have them. However, I am leaning towards keeping them now, since I will be putting $500+ worth of parts into it today.