Looks pretty good.
Layz motor prefit Hid Projector assembly
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Picking up a carbon rear hugger from them and doing my own bi-xenon retrofits, no HALOs for me
Got the order put in for a set of these headlights. Total with shipping to the US was about $500. Steep price but I didn't want to pay about $250 for the stock ones. If you want to go this route just keep in mind that patience will likely be needed. We had a lot of going back and forth on the details and with Layz being half way around the world it just took some time.
That being said here's some more info that might might the process easier for anyone else wanting to order.
-This includes the outline light bar referred to as Daytime Running Light (DRL). You may be able to choose a color for this and I say that based on pictures from Layz website. I just asked for white though so I could be wrong.
-You will have color options for two halos, front and rear.
-You will have the color option for the demon eye.
-You will have a color option for the triangle/auxiliary light.
I was informed that these use 6K HID bulbs.
Here are some assumptions I've currently made that I will clear up once the headlights have arrived:
-I hadn't gotten confirmation that the projectors are bixenon from Layz but based on Golem's comment above, I believe they are. Let me share some info: bixenon is a fancy way of saying the projector has hi/low beams via a shroud/shade that cuts off the light as a low beam and pulls back to allow all light as a high beam. I personally think the term bixenon is confusing and misleading and that it's a shame this is the term used to describe a single projector that has both high and low beams. Maybe there's a reason, I dunno. All I know is that I spent way too much time researching this **** before I had only partial answers.
-A switch will need to be added. This will turn the headlights themselves on and off. When off the DRL, both halos, and the demon eye will be lit. Flip this switch and your headlights come on and probably drown out the rear halo and demon eye.
-I don't know if the HID kit is 35W or 55W.
-That the reflectors in the housing are blacked out.
I hope this information is helpful to someone. I'll make another post with more information once the headlights arrive and I work to get them installed. Feel free to straighten me out if I'm wrong about something and if anyone has questions, then ask away and I'll do my best or defer to more knowledgeable forum members.
And to wrap this up, Steven at Layz sent me pics of my headlights prior to shipping. I chose white DRL, auxiliary light, front halo, and red for demon eye and rear halo.
That being said here's some more info that might might the process easier for anyone else wanting to order.
-This includes the outline light bar referred to as Daytime Running Light (DRL). You may be able to choose a color for this and I say that based on pictures from Layz website. I just asked for white though so I could be wrong.
-You will have color options for two halos, front and rear.
-You will have the color option for the demon eye.
-You will have a color option for the triangle/auxiliary light.
I was informed that these use 6K HID bulbs.
Here are some assumptions I've currently made that I will clear up once the headlights have arrived:
-I hadn't gotten confirmation that the projectors are bixenon from Layz but based on Golem's comment above, I believe they are. Let me share some info: bixenon is a fancy way of saying the projector has hi/low beams via a shroud/shade that cuts off the light as a low beam and pulls back to allow all light as a high beam. I personally think the term bixenon is confusing and misleading and that it's a shame this is the term used to describe a single projector that has both high and low beams. Maybe there's a reason, I dunno. All I know is that I spent way too much time researching this **** before I had only partial answers.
-A switch will need to be added. This will turn the headlights themselves on and off. When off the DRL, both halos, and the demon eye will be lit. Flip this switch and your headlights come on and probably drown out the rear halo and demon eye.
-I don't know if the HID kit is 35W or 55W.
-That the reflectors in the housing are blacked out.
I hope this information is helpful to someone. I'll make another post with more information once the headlights arrive and I work to get them installed. Feel free to straighten me out if I'm wrong about something and if anyone has questions, then ask away and I'll do my best or defer to more knowledgeable forum members.
And to wrap this up, Steven at Layz sent me pics of my headlights prior to shipping. I chose white DRL, auxiliary light, front halo, and red for demon eye and rear halo.
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