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I ordered a set of their HIDs.
They came quickly, was so easy to install even a Chairman of the Board could install them, and the work great.

There was a problem with the fog lamps, fully disclosed in an email before I got my order. He sent replacements as soon as he got them.

One Ballast turned out to be bad. Tore went out of his way to get me a replacement as quickly as possible. He was there to answer questions.

Great service and stood behind his products.

If you do not have HIDs get them from him.

 

Awesome product. Idiot-proof install.

 

link?

 

http://www.bergvillfx.com/products.html

 

Found it: http://www.bergvillfx.com/products.html

 

Got mine last week and still trying to find time to put them in.

Did you need a dremel to ream the light chamber? Also was reviewing his instructions regarding setting up a system to check the light alignment. Is that necessary?

Thanks for the help

 

I installed a set a couple of months ago and could not be more pleased with both the product and Tore's service. I did need to very slightly open up the bore for the new bulbs. Did mine with a round file holding the assembly upside down to minimize filings getting into the lens area. Decided to do the install without setting up for the aiming and it happened to work out fine, the light is a good color and the beams hit the road perfectly, lighting up far more than the old bulbs.

 

Installed the T-light kit about 2 weeks ago. Very minor filing of the socket as mentioned above to allow the new bulb to slide in, no Dremel needed. I found that I couldn't seem to position the small basalt within the housing so that it wouldn't interfere with the reflector and housing lid. I resolved this by snipping the corner off the mounting bracket on the lid on the ballast side. I could then close the lid without having it press against the ballast and reflector. Seemed like the leads from the small ballast to the lamp socket were just a bit short. Not sure if others had this experience.

The lighting is dramatically improved.

 

I agree, this is the way to go.

 

Looks like a great product. The matching marker lights are a very good idea.

Does this main light include the high beam? Anyone know?

 

I didn't have to modify anything, it all fit like a glove.

Then again, while trying to adjust my lights I thought I had screwed up big-time! Read the directions and tread very carefully. DO NOT just keep turning the adjustment screws. Tricky and frustrating job. Small turns on each screw vs big turns on one and then try to correct with the other. One is supposed to be up and down, the other is supposed to be left to right but in reality they all go a bit diagonally.

 

was it high and low beams??

 

Yes on Dremel. I did not check light adjustment but was careful in removing head lights.

 

I bought a set of high beams from Rennlist Sponsor Schnell. So it would match color of low beams. I forget how much. Sorry.

 

I didn't use a dremel. You need to check the alignment. Just because it was good before doesn't mean it will be good afterwards.