Excited to see how they turn out. How much is the service going to be?ROGUEPLANET wrote:So this is going to get outsourced, sending it to Lightwerkz.net
That seems like at lot of money for each headlight. Was this the average price shopping around?
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ROGUEPLANET wrote:I've been following each retrofitter online and watching their work. I wanted to go with the best, and yeah its not cheap.
like i said before, i used to charge around 500 for a complete & done headlight. if paint isnt included, id search else where. i know a shop called 180customs. http://www.oneightynyc.com/ they did tons of work for the mg37.com forum guys. i dont know them personally but i know their work is TOP NOTCH. hit them up and tell them IMSTRICKEN the mod from NICOclub.com & a sponsor from myg37.com sent you. see what they say.ROGUEPLANET wrote:They quoted me a labor charge, which is for the entire job. Painting was separate. Its going to be over 1000 with hardware.

You should tackle that job, and yours would be the thirdImStricken wrote:excited to see these headlights! its gonna be only the 2nd rogue with such a task accomplished!


Nick2010 wrote:both looks great! but I like A:
Front shot pic please.

THATS MY CHOICE!!!!ROGUEPLANET wrote:
Mix of the two.
I did consider it if i tried it myself, but i really wanted them done right.ErMasta wrote:Why didnt you just go morrimotos on them? You could had save some $$$
And yes those guys do great work. They are sponsors at 8thcivic.

I hear ya. I like them with the reflector painted flat black. But i am sure they will come out looking great with what evee set up you choose. I have a spare set , i might go crazy and try the morrimottos ...dont have any time now...ROGUEPLANET wrote:I did consider it if i tried it myself, but i really wanted them done right.ErMasta wrote:Why didnt you just go morrimotos on them? You could had save some $$$
And yes those guys do great work. They are sponsors at 8thcivic.
Little chome exposed?
It's a shame, but not all the Rogues come with HID...Rogue Noob wrote:Doesn't the car come with HID lights? I'm assuming this is just a MOD to go to a projector based setup? 1000 sounds steep for what seems like a lateral move. Should look cool though.
Yes, I am very aware that i'm paying on the high end for this job, but essentially its all breaks down to esthetics.Rogue Noob wrote:Doesn't the car come with HID lights? I'm assuming this is just a MOD to go to a projector based setup? 1000 sounds steep for what seems like a lateral move. Should look cool though.

The bulbs are Xenons in the Rogue, at least if you get the premium package they are. That is how it was with the 2009 Rogue anyway. I always liked the feature of manually moving the headlights up or down, if some prick cuts me off or something and then is in front of me I move the lights upharryg wrote:The Rogue comes with Halogen headlights (non-xenon, non manual adjusting). Canadian Rogues do not have the option for the HID(xenon bulbs & manual adjusting leveler) while the U.S Rogues do come with this option. Or at least when I bought my Canadian Rogue they did not, don't know about now. Anyways any Rogue with the HID has the bulbs and the manual adjuster for manually adjusting the bulbs up and down in relation to how much weight is in the car. Now that I think about it the bulbs might not even be xenons in the Rogue and might be regular Halogen bulbs with the manual flap leveler.
Projectors are on a whole other level in comparison to the Rogue HID's, they emit far less glare, and throw out more usable light with a much sharper cutoff.
Oooo, never thought of that! Thanks for the tip!darylzero wrote: The bulbs are Xenons in the Rogue, at least if you get the premium package they are. That is how it was with the 2009 Rogue anyway. I always liked the feature of manually moving the headlights up or down, if some prick cuts me off or something and then is in front of me I move the lights up