HELP! Where can I buy this

[EVILMM]

I can't find these headlights anywhere, please help?

http://www.lightwerkz.net/news/2011/03/16/ross-mercury-marauder-fxr-bixenon-conversion/

[fastblackmerc]

I can't find these headlights anywhere, please help?

http://www.lightwerkz.net/news/2011/03/16/ross-mercury-marauder-fxr-bixenon-conversion/

You can request a quote to convert yours.

http://shop.lightwerkz.net/Services-Overview

[SC Cheesehead]

I can't find these headlights anywhere, please help?

http://www.lightwerkz.net/news/2011/03/16/ross-mercury-marauder-fxr-bixenon-conversion/

PM rossv1, he's the guy that had them installed.

http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forums/showthread.php?t=73898&highlight=projector+headlights

[ctrlraven]

Looking at some big $$$ to get it done.

[rossv1]

Yeah those are my lights. And yes some $$$ was spent on those, still happy with the results. Just google Lightwerkz and either email or call them. The main guys name is Caesar, really nice people.

[jwibbity]

how much did it cost exactly????

[rossv1]

PM sent...

[Siege]

how much did it cost exactly????

For me, the price was $1000.00. The labor was $600 since these were lights because they have not worked with these lights before which means that this price could either go down with time and experience, or with a group buy. If I didn't get the angel eyes installed then the price would have been around $850.

The website is lightwerkz.net, and the best way to contact them is through email (which is on the site). They are very professional and can answer every question you have. All the prices of their products and services are laid out clearly on their site and are willing to work on pricing with you if your on a bit of a budget. And like I said before, I'm having them work on one of my old fog lights now to see what they can do with it, whether it be put a projector in it, or modifying the bracket sort of like what ctrlraven did with his.

I think they turned out nice. :beer:

[J.bo]

You'll spend 1k or better. They are true HID and not the kit. So you are getting the real deal. Plus you paying for the custom work.

[F8LBITEva]

Looks awesome!

[EVILMM]

Thanks everyone

[bolsen]

I looked into it before, it's like $800. Which I think is well worth the price for a functional projector HID that looks stock. I hate those cheezy ones some cars have on them nowadays.

[rossv1]

Yeah like I explained to other members on here, its not a cheap mod. To me its well worth the money for the unique look and the performance that comes along with it. It has saved me a couple of times already here in NJ being able to see deer and potholes a little further down the road compared to normal halogens or a standard HID kit in our stock lights.

[Black&Gifted]

true retrofit HIDs are definitely worth what Light Werks wants for a plug-in-play DOT compliant hid headlight. I completely agree with rossv1: the split second reaction time at night is the difference between a significant accident or just a near miss.

IMHO, $800 is well worth it and I will be doing this soon (hopefully). I do a lot of driving at night.

ROSSV1: just noticed you have an 02 HD. I had a whippled 03 that I sold 2 years ago w/5x,xxx on it. Broke my heart to see her drive away. I love those trucks. It was a beast, until I started breaking things on it!

[ImpalaSlayer]

i had mine done in the bronco for about half of that