E-Spec or J-Spec heads?? - Page 2

**fredio54** · 5-12-08, 4:12

Plastic = lighter than glass!

gay :

**Goatcrapp** · 5-12-08, 11:48

HAHAHA

that's the second worst PS i've ever seen

moving to 2g appearance. **edit- it's been moved by someone already, oops!

I like the beam pattern of the especs better, buta retrofit into the jspecs is the new hotness lately... so that's another option./

lookswise - i like the 1 piece over the 2 piece, but its all a personal call.

**herox21** · 5-12-08, 12:08

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Originally Posted by Goatcrapp

HAHAHA

that's the second worst PS i've ever seen

moving to 2g appearance. **edit- it's been moved by someone already, oops!

I like the beam pattern of the especs better, buta retrofit into the jspecs is the new hotness lately... so that's another option./

lookswise - i like the 1 piece over the 2 piece, but its all a personal call.

personally, I like my ladies in a 2 piece.

**ZE Power MX6** · 5-12-08, 12:42

I like J-Spec more, you can aways wire the corner to be daytime running light, it's not bright enough to be signal anyways. I prefer plastic lens over the glass, it's easier to work with when you do a retrofit, we all know HID are a must nowaday and retrofit is the way to go

dunko21 · 5-12-08, 13:06

Heres a good comparision

-Whoevers car this is if you dont want me posting this picture tell me and ill take it down

**Chefsp0t** · 5-12-08, 13:20

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Originally Posted by fredio54

gay :

Are those the 626 lights on an mx6?

Quote:

Originally Posted by dunko21

Heres a good comparision

-Whoevers car this is if you dont want me posting this picture tell me and ill take it down

I wish I had WTF on my plate. Lol

**herox21** · 5-12-08, 13:47

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Originally Posted by Chefsp0t

Are those the 626 lights on an mx6?

Yikes. Those are definately not 626 headlights. I think those are Silvia (240sx) headlights.

**ZE Power MX6** · 5-12-08, 14:12

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Originally Posted by dunko21

Heres a good comparision

J-Spec FTW, E-Spec looks kinda weird with all those section divided.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chefsp0t

I wish I had WTF on my plate. Lol

I've seen an IL plate say "LOL WTF", it's a real license plate LOL.

**bmxfuel007** · 5-13-08, 2:10

is it worth it to retrofit especs? will the lens distort the HID beam since they're made for halogens? anyone try with especs? i'm retrofitting aspecs, although it's taking a long time, and i'm dreading fabricating the lense portion, but if the espec lense doesn't screw up the HID beam, expensive, but guaranteed lens that will last unless they get cracked. I wonder if the espec lens will fit an aspec's housing.....

**ZE Power MX6** · 5-13-08, 11:16

E-Spec is clear so it won't distort the beam, but they are more fragile cause they are made out of glass, so gotta be more careful when you work with them.

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ZE Power MX6 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Chicago Age: 27 iTrader: (9)	I like J-Spec more, you can aways wire the corner to be daytime running light, it's not bright enough to be signal anyways. I prefer plastic lens over the glass, it's easier to work with when you do a retrofit, we all know HID are a must nowaday and retrofit is the way to go
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5-13-08, 11:16	#25 (permalink)
ZE Power MX6 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Chicago Age: 27 iTrader: (9)	E-Spec is clear so it won't distort the beam, but they are more fragile cause they are made out of glass, so gotta be more careful when you work with them.
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dunko21 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Pittsburgh, PA iTrader: (0)	Heres a good comparision -Whoevers car this is if you dont want me posting this picture tell me and ill take it down

5-13-08, 2:10	#24 (permalink)
bmxfuel007 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bellevue, WA, USA Age: 25 iTrader: (2)	is it worth it to retrofit especs? will the lens distort the HID beam since they're made for halogens? anyone try with especs? i'm retrofitting aspecs, although it's taking a long time, and i'm dreading fabricating the lense portion, but if the espec lense doesn't screw up the HID beam, expensive, but guaranteed lens that will last unless they get cracked. I wonder if the espec lens will fit an aspec's housing.....