Yeah it's the Daniel stern kit and it works very well, I was disappointed that a standard "E" code 7" lamp didn't make it into the headlight shoot out, I'm very pleased with it and the harness quality was great. I used to do custom car audio so I was nervous about the high dollar harness but when it showed I was like, damn...

 

Edit button didn't work, I should have said similar to the cebie 7" "E" codes that stern sells, stern has the harnesses made by them for his kits.

You should check the OP's link...these are NOTHING like the E Code 7" lamp.

 

Edit button didn't work, I should have said similar to the cebie 7" "E" codes that stern sells, stern has the harnesses made by them for his kits.

 

I'm a dealer for Susquehanna , Daniel Stern is also a dealer.
Susquehanna or their dealers are the ONLY source for these.

DOT approved.

We have these with Black or Chrome surrounds.

If I can get you a pair.
PM me for your Forum discount price.

Cary

 

Any pictures of the chrome and/or black kits installed? It would be nice to have pictures of the kits installed and in parts out of the box. The pics on rallylights.com only show one light close up and then the front with them turned on so you really cant get a good idea of what the jeep actually looks like with the kit installed.

 

Only part that makes me go hmmm is the whole right hand drive lights... I didn't pick up a mail delivery jeep will they work with left hand drive jeeps lol

 

Only 5 sets of these have been sold, I'll talk to Will Monday and see if I can get additional pictures.

Black is STD, chrome is additional.

Cary

 

Has anyone used this kit yet? I am interested to here what the quality is like regarding the cast aluminum reflector and mounting brackets that hold the Hella Bi-Xenon projector. I assume the reason this turnkey kit is DOT approved is because they did not retrofit a projector inside a traditional headlamp housing. The look is definitely unique and I am not sure if I like it or not but it seems to be the most pure example of a turnkey Bi-Xenon kit for the JK. I am also considering the HIDprojectors.com turnkey solution.

Susquehanna 90mm Hella Bi-Xenon Kit
http://www.rallylights.com/detail.aspx?ID=5178

SM6024BHBJ Kit for TWO H13 Headlamps (CANbus) Includes:
• 2-DOT Right Hand Drive Headlamps
• 2-Custom SMS Mounting Brackets
• 2-Custom SMS Matt Black ABS Trim Rings
• 1-H13 to Bi-Xenon Transition Harness (Jeep)
$640.30

Just so you know...because the website is kinda confusing...it's $640.30 PLUS $695.18 for the set.

Yes, you read that correct...almost $1400.

If you think that's expensive, look at the LED version!

I have no doubt they are fabulous lights...but not $1400 fabulous.

 

Hmmm... they just changed a bunch of stuff on the page but I see what your saying the total for two Hella Bi-Xenon headlamp kits is $1387.10. I guess this makes sense because the Hella Bi-Xenon lamps themselves cost $561.99 each ($1123.98 just for the projectors before you add the cost of the brackets and harness) Wow... I guess I can see why they have only sold five kits so far. I would need to see some detailed shots and an extensive review before I dropped that kind of coin. I would need evidence that this setup is better than HIDprojectors.com.

 

I picked up these lights from Daniel Stern. I'm more than happy with them and the advice I received from Mr. Stern. They are different looking, somewhat of a conversation starter, you might say. They light up the roads on a dark Canadian night, and that's exactly what I wanted.