lane

You have no idea how solidly they are mounted. Since I cut the buckets out nicely, it also helps to hold the assembly in place too. I was gonna add brackets, but they aren't really necessary. If you open the hood you can't even tell the lights aren't stock. Light's still have full adjustability, and if I want to change them I can. I've driven it around, and the lights are solid. They don't bounce or flicker, so I guess that single bit of flat steel with a couple of bolts is strong enough.

91Zman

That thing that they're selling is for the IROCSS nose piece they sell that bolts on El Caminos,it's not even the same nose piece that is on our cars-they're smaller and doesn't slant out as ours do.

JamesC

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I won't argue too much as I'm unfamiliar with the site; however, on their home page under "Just Added," Chevy/GM parts to include Camaros are shown. The lights in question are called "Camaro Uni Lights" or some such thing and are advertised as Camaro 1985-92 Composite Headlight (Direct Factory Bolt-on).

JamesC

91Zman

Oh,ok sorry.I thought that you were talking about that picture in that link.I just knew about the El Camino thing from them since I had thought about making an IROCSS out of an '84 El Camino I used to have...my bad

91Zman

I just checked out www.laurenengineering.com main site and it does say camaro composite headlights but I'm not too sure that it is for a Camaro but just for the El Camino thing that I previously mentioned.

EvilCartman

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I've got to get the electrical stuff for the headlights, the guy I bought them from didn't include any of that

KRUSS

If you need the connectors for the 9005 & 9006 bulbs, I can tell you where to get brand new ones if necessary. Most GM composite headlamps since the late 80's use/used the 9005/9006 bulb types, so having the right connectors is helpful.

(p.s.: incidentally, you can also find these connectors at almost any junk yard. I usually clip them off leaving about 8" of wire on them so that I can properly splice them into my new harness.)

Ken

EvilCartman

iTrader: (1)

I was either going to go to a body shop I know or to the junkyard. Of course though, durring the nice weather I just had to come down with a bad cold Now it's raining again

SuperchargedRS

I dont really like the normal carpice style ones, BUT WHO MAKES THE PRIJECTOR ONES! I really gotta have those things?????

91Zman

I'm not sure if these are the same ones but here's a link http://store.yahoo.com/dpstore/dp-cwh0050.html

KRUSS

The lamps shown in the photo you attached are actually aftermarket Chevy C/K truck headlamps (with projector low beams) and are available through the following link:

http://lightlens.net/headlights.htm

p/n: 09-127

I don't know how these lamps perform but I suspect that they're not great (...since most aftermarket lighting companies focus more on getting something out in the marketplace than on lamp performance) but they can't be any worse than the factory C/K truck lamps which are about the worse lamps I've ever seen in terms of lighting performance on the road.

Ken

lane

Yeah, those projectors look cool, but are known for poor lighting characteristics. I was going to buy the APC truck ones, but decided to just get the celebrity lights. The light pattern from the celebrity lights are pretty good(better than my stock lights were).

SuperchargedRS

Hey check out those diamond ones, forget the truck one's I like those, are our lights 4x6's??? I would just go whop out the ruler but my car's in storage (about 2,500 mi. away) So will those fit normaly???

SuperchargedRS

Here's the pic

SuperchargedRS

here's a quick PS job, watchya think

SuperchargedRS

sorry for the dubble post

Jza

I had a set of that same brand crack after being on for all of 30 seconds from the 100 watt bulbs I was running.

Oh and the light pattern blew goats.

CrazyHawaiian

Just to let you guys know, Revlimits headlamp conversion was done with projector headlamps from a Honda Accord. I think he did a good job.

I like the idea of the fullsize chevy truck projector headlamps. In fact, I think thats the best idea I've heard of yet. I'll have to get exact size specs and compare it to what I have. I know of one place that sells high quality projectors for 88-98 fullsize chevy trucks, but they sell them in a kit including turn signals (that we dont need). I'll contact them and see what the price would be just for the headlights. I'll also find out what bulbs these use (I think its 9005 and 9006).

Sportruck.Com



We are proud to bring you the latest breakthrough in Projector Lighting. The all new Crystal Eyes Projector Headlamps are now available for 88-98 Chevrolet and GMC full size trucks. Crystal Eyes are designed with a projector headlight for normal driving conditions while a separate Diamondback Chamber is used for the high-beam. In addition, a built-in City Light may be used as a signal or running light application. To compliment the headlights, clear parking lamps with a Diamondback Design are also included to complete the look.

CWC-CE12/13
88-98 Chevy/GMC C/K pickup, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon.
Complete kit: includes projector headlamps and assembly, amber corner bulbs, and diamond back parking lamps.

$395.00

irocEOK

well personally i like the diamond ones, at least its more true to the third
gen. I think the truck light idea is cool, but i dont think id screw with my
iroc. I like the way it looks already!

ChevyKen

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I had planned on doing the projector lamp swap about a year and a half ago. I even have a photoshop of my car with the lights from that exact white truck above, LOL. I think it would look cool!!
But now Im getting those lights for my black Tahoe Sport instead, along with a new grille, clear corners and parking lenses.

As far as the clear/diamond type headlights for our cars - I've had them for about a year on the IROC and really like them along with the clear markers.

Here are a few pics of them:








Ken

HamSpiced

chevyken

are_thosE_head_lights_the_ones_i_saw_on_e-bay_that_are_direct_fits??__what_size_bulbs_do_they_use.__and_where_can_i_get_those_front_nose_clear_markers?>???

ChevyKen

iTrader: (1)

Yeah, I bought these on ebay a long time ago. I believe there are several vendors of stock replacement headlights on ebay, so I don't know whom are selling there now though.
Either way, these use the H4 bulbs.

The parklamps are stock ones that I got from GMpartsdirect.com.
The clear side markers I got from Procarparts.com

Oh, and ya' should look into the "spacebar mod" for your keyboard before long too. You'll like it...


Ken

HamSpiced

wow man i just read the tech article on doing the spacebar mod... its so much faster and easier now...lol

i was on a school computer and the spacebar was broken...yeah!!!Go Wayne State!

ShadowZ28

theres a sight that seels the conversion kits to our cars. the housings and bulbs are $39.99 a pair

it is
www.midnightmoose.com

FLYNLOW92rs

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Has anyone figured out the wiring that needs to be done for the Chevy headlight swap for the projectors from the Silverado??

Or do you simply cut the wires off the exsisting headlights and wire them into the new bulb holders from the silverado??

Any help would be appreciated.....

Jim85IROC

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Unless it's on the inside, a little chrome polish should bring them right back. It always struck me as odd that such a great looking car had headlights that looked worn out and tired. I suspect that a new pair or refurbishing those will make quite a difference toward the "modern" look of your car.

Mathius

So did you just splice the 9006/9005 connectors into the Camaro wiring harness or is there some kind of voltage adapter required?

I see you added the metal bracket, someone I thought had mentioned the caprice lights were a direct bolt in, but my camaro lights are staggered slightly, I don't see how that's possible, without causing them to go at an angle, unless you were to loosen the outside headlamp bolts.

Mathius

lane

No voltage adapter required. Almost direct plug-in, even the wire colors are the same.

FLYNLOW92rs

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Where did you get the connectors, is there a company that sells the connectors for various cars??

LowCamaro

Anyone done this yet?

84Z28_5.7ltr_V8

you guys, this would be so easy. The only hard part really is mounting it.. thats it. im gonig to go to a junkyard and pick up some headlights from a 95 silverado, i believe thats what year it was, and just modify it so my bulb sockets fit, or cut the wires and solder the silverados bulbs in. but like i said, it should be pretty easy. ill post pics when i get it done

lane

The backing plates on the chevy truck lights are kinda weird. I'd be interested in seeing how they can be modified to fit.

84Z28_5.7ltr_V8

you would probably have to modify it where your stock headlights were.. those things where teh headlights actually mount.

CrazyHawaiian

I read somewhere that the housing are about an inch too big. Cant remember the thread ....

TunedPort 335

I'm highly interested in doing this swap.

It would set my car apart from alot of the other Camaro's around here.

84Z28_5.7ltr_V8

anything is possible if you have time, and effort.

Midnight Sun

Has anyone ever tried puttin Trans Am flip lights on a camaro?

Mathius

I'm almost positive I was reading posts on taillights and some guy was looking to do something different, and he said the Chevy headlight swap was bogus, the lights are too big.

Mathius

Mathius

Here it is: Hamspiced said they don't fit, and he's tried it.

Here

Maybe he/she will elaborate?

Mathius

FLYNLOW92rs

iTrader: (53)

:lala: :lala: :lala:

HamSpiced

ugh....i hate trying to explain myself...


The single bulb housings that the chevy pickups use are too big.. they are like big honkin squares....

The dual housings that the 90-95 chevy s-10's have will fit like many of you have shown.

when i went to the junk yard i was looking for 4 separate housings (2 low 2 high beams)

so the chevy truck individual lights are WAY too big... the pickup dual lights like those are fine (i think a little small in height)

Afroman

FLYNLOW92rs
i could kiss you!

you did it.. you did what i wanted to do.. i started this topic MONTHS ago.. and you proved me right!! i now know what to do thanks to you! i knew they would fit. THEY CALLED ME CRAZY BUT HAHHAHAHHA I KNEW IT WOULD WORK

*men dressed in white come and drag me away from computer..*

87CIZ

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could you enlighten us how you did the lights ex what they are, the wiring, mounting problems and such

Odyssey

The light flyinglowRS has on his car are 124 dollars on Ebay at buy it now prices!!!! You guys that have been waiting to do this would be crazy not to jump on those!!! I know I am!