Custom R35 Quad Projectors Headlights

[EvoXenoN]

This was my first GTR35 set which I completed for a local car. I ended up attempting the True Quad setup and I was pretty happy with the way they turned out. I learnt quite a lot from this first set. Ill know what to do and what not to do for future sets.

Enjoy the pix....

HL specs:

* JDM GTR35 headlights

* Quad Mini H1 5.0's

* White painted cutoff shields

* TRS side emitting LED strips for the new "Parker" setup

* Mini Gatling Gun shroud (Low beam housing) + regular Gatling Gun shroud (High beam housing)

* Full Satin Black finish using: VHT Prime coat SP305 "Satin Black"

CLear lense pulled off

OEM low beam projector vs Mini H1 5.0.

Both lense holders are lined up. Very similar sized projectors

2.5" Mini H1 lense vs Slightly smaller OEM lense (forgot to get a measurement)

Mini H1 fits like a glove in the OEM low beam reflector bowl

Even the OEM headlight bezel fits around the Mini H1 without any modification. Looks just like factory Happy days!!!

Anyone that wants to do a projector upgrade on a GTR35 HL will have the least hassle free experience with a Mini H1.

* minor dremelling of the housing underneath the projector

* JB Weld / Stik Mini H1 to the OEM reflector bowl

* Fit OEM bezel (without modifiaction)

Done deal!!

Bottom section of the OEM projector still needs dremelling

This is the dremelling I was talking about to fit the Mini H1. This helped with rotational alignment.

Close up

Both projectors fixed in place using JB Stik. You can see the M4 nuts & bolts thats helping to extend the Mini H1 in the High beam housing

Side emitting LEDs installed and showing off the new "Parkers"

Heres a mock up of how I want the Gatling Gun shrouds to look

The first initial cut on the Mini GG. I was still afraid to hack into the OEM low beam bezel incase I couldnt pull off the look. Once you cut into it theres no turning back...

Sliding the Mini GG inplace... Still requires a lot more cutting..

Finally bit the bullet!!! Had no choice as the Mini GG shroud was not going to "slip" in any further without cutting the OEM bezel

More cutting leading to a better fit

Getting closer and closer

The final look of the OEM low beam bezel. No more cutting

Mini GG trimmed to a final depth of 45mm for the best fit

Test fit

The first initial cut of the OEM high beam bezel

[EvoXenoN]

Test fit of both Gatling Gun shrouds with electrical tape holding them in place

Gardening wire hold the Gatling Gun shroud to the OEM headlight bezel

JB Stik applied as the primary adhesion

JB Stik finally cured and hold the shrouds in place

Dressed in Black

Turn signal housing masked up before the Satin black finish

Assembly line

All that left to do is seal the HL up

Testing the LED strips

H1 bulb now protrudes from the back of the high beam housing. The dust cap no longer fits.

Giving my plastic welder the vital info he needs: ">PP

[EvoXenoN]

Giving my plastic welder the vital info he needs: ">PP

[EvoXenoN]

High beam caps with the new extentions

High beam cap in place. H1 bulb now safe from dust and water

[colourclassic]

That looks amazing Seems like very fiddly work with a lot of thought put into what to cut/what not to, but in the end looks like a concept R35 headlight, just 100x tougher. Awesome!

Edited September 15, 2013 by colourclassic

[Kane_R32]

unreal!

[Josh080691]

That is insane

[niZmO_Man]

Well done, another great effort by you. Looks bad arse awesome

[EvoXenoN]

Cheers guys. I did these for a local guy but he's since sold the GTR. Can't get anymore pix of this car

[shinobi_s14]

That's a ballsy move

[Redline_GTR]

Wow that looks amazing.

[Seano350GT]

now that is sick!

[RSANGO]

Amazing work. I can tell it took alot of skill and experience.

[GT-R32]

I think this one is for sale:

http://www.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Nissan-GT-R-2009/AGC-AD-13927584/?Cr=15&sdmvc=1

[EvoXenoN]

^^ that's the one

[Seano350GT]

for sale ad doesn't mention the custom headlights

and oh my god that is sexy.

[Redline_GTR]

That whole car looks fantastic.

Lights really do make a big difference.