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Glyn, i have just tried to view it to and im having the same problem....let me have a look around to see if i can find a picture for you.
nICK

http://www.sparco-online.co.uk/products ... IG-0039BLK
try this
must say the pictures do not do them justice!! without sounding big headed i am the one that started the moraley side mirrors and must say these lights would not look out of place on an Atom..

thanks Nick
i can see them now 

Glyn

or if all you want is a pict:

Look what i found! I finally saw what the Atom shares with Formula One! I couldn't snag the picture to show it but when Webber went off track into the sand trap, i saw the JCB crane sporting the same headlights we got! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah what a shame!!!

Here's some examples... where's that puking smiley?
http://www.tonyhudsonplanthire.co.uk/News.html

[quote="MonsieurX"]
Look what i found! I finally saw what the Atom shares with Formula One! I couldn't snag the picture to show it but when Webber went off track into the sand trap, i saw the JCB crane sporting the same headlights we got! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah what a shame!!!
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But look at it this way - your Atom is BETTER than a Formula One car because it DOES have lights and thus can drive in the dark...   

can these headlights have HID installed?

what's HID?

High intensity discharge. A bulb with an amplification pack. Similar to xenon's i believe

HID are Hight Intensity Discharge Lamps ....a.k.a xenon
I know there is a kit for motorcycles headlamps and with the size restriction was thinking that someone on the forum has a motorcycle with these type installed.

Don't put HIDs in the stock housing (or any housing intended for an incandescent, for that matter), in the stock location. You'll blind other drivers with your suboptimal beam throw and the brighter light alone will not fix the Atom's nighttime woes. Instead, consider attaching auxiliary driving lamps (such as http://www.tirerack.com/lighting/detail ... hting+Kits) forward of the front wheels, either on the turn signal stalks or in the nose cone.

[quote="Karl"]
Don't put HIDs in the stock housing (or any housing intended for an incandescent, for that matter), in the stock location. You'll blind other drivers with your suboptimal beam throw and the brighter light alone will not fix the Atom's nighttime woes. Instead, consider attaching auxiliary driving lamps (such as http://www.tirerack.com/lighting/detail ... hting+Kits) forward of the front wheels, either on the turn signal stalks or in the nose cone.
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PIAA seem to be popular.

Here's a post on the other current headlight thread with some Atom application pictures:
http://forum.atomclub.com/https://atomc ... #msg211029

Karl , I agree. The headlamps are mounted to far back. However with that said one needs to remember this is a racecar that is barely street legal by its fine hairs. I just dont want to drill into any part of the vehicle.

ha aha ahahahahah ha..........this thread is now a sticky.
Atom headlights are the equivalent of putting a midgets legs on Cindy Crawford,
Terrrible...................and the JCB that was digging cars out of the armco today at Brands was sporting the new series JCB headlight.......................way sexier than the Atom version.

any pics