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HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? If I were to install an HID conversion kit for my headlights at 6000k white, would the light look focused on an aftermarket headlight housing since they are projector headlights? The headlight housing I would install would be these. http://www.carid.com/2005-honda-civi...-12130549.html And the HID kit would be Xentech brand 6000ks. I don't want to put the safety of other drivers at risk by having glared headlights. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? please don't get those hideous headlights they look so cheesy and there ebay garbage that will leak water and give off shitty light output get these instead. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3181 they just bolt in your stock headlights. as for the hids theres no real reason to spend more then 40 dollars on a plug and play kit. http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DD...ast-35W-or-55W |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by lowlife9
(Post 4652754)
please don't get those hideous headlights they look so cheesy and there ebay garbage that will leak water and give off shitty light output get these instead. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...oducts_id=3181 they just bolt in your stock headlights. as for the hids theres no real reason to spend more then 40 dollars on a plug and play kit. http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DD...ast-35W-or-55W I dont like the color of my headlights though I want the frame to be black. :( |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? well yes they bolt into place but you have to remove and open your stock headlights to do it so you can just paint the inside black while its open. maybe use plasti-dip. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? In the large Civic headlights, they pretty much just fit in, no modification necessary (this is assuming you get the Morimoto Mini H1s). Check out Sports Auto Tech. The owner is a friend of my brother, and he sells the same exact kit as TRS (had to change the name slightly due to copyright) for $80 cheaper. Plus his customer service is unmatched. http://sportsautotech.com/shop/compl...-retrofit-kit/ |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? interesting |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? [QUOTE=rustycivic;4652777]In the large Civic headlights, they pretty much just fit in, no modification necessary (this is assuming you get the Morimoto Mini H1s). Check out Sports Auto Tech. The owner is a friend of my brother, and he sells the same exact kit as TRS (had to change the name slightly due to copyright) for $80 cheaper. Plus his customer service is unmatched. [url]http://sportsautotech.com/shop/complete-retrofit-kits/mini-v6-2-bixenon-h1-projectors So im assuming these projectors are universal and you cant really go on their website and put "Year,Make,and Model," and also Im assuming the Minimoto H1s I get should be bi-xenon and fit an 05 Civic Coupe? |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by Erf_Em2
(Post 4652894)
So im assuming these projectors are universal and you cant really go on their website and put "Year,Make,and Model," and also Im assuming the Minimoto H1s I get should be bi-xenon and fit an 05 Civic Coupe? |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? It's not the "same" exact kit. TRS projectors and ballasts are made by Morimoto. So they are mini H1's but not Morimoto mini H1's. Not saying that the Sports Auto kit isn't good, just not Morimoto. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by GolNat
(Post 4652913)
It's not the "same" exact kit. TRS projectors and ballasts are made by Morimoto. So they are mini H1's but not Morimoto mini H1's. Not saying that the Sports Auto kit isn't good, just not Morimoto. My car uses one bulb for low beam and another for high beams, will I be able to still get an improved HID low beam from one HID kit? |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? Correction* If you have 2 seperate bulbs then you will just have low beam HID's. That's what happens when I try to multitask. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by GolNat
(Post 4652922)
Yes. Your one HID bulb will be your low and high beam so you will have HID low beams and HID high beams. The projector has a shield in it that flips down to allow more light through (this is your high beam). |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? yeah i was wondering if they were identical or not there probably a chinese knock off. or maybe there both chinese made who knows ??? |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? ^ yea I was thinking op had an 01-03. I fail! In that case I believe the high beam stays a regular hologen and he doesn't need a bi xenon projector. *The Chinese make great counterfeit stuff. They look just like Morimoto's! The ballast are not even close but I don't think they are meant to be. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? yes but i don't think it really matters since the bixenon is set low beam by default. im sure it could potentially be wired to open when switched to high beam then op would have super double high beams. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? True. That would be nice. He could use a relay to trigger the shield by using the signal from the high beam. You can buy bi-xenon or regular projectors. All you need are standard ones. Bulb will be H1 for the mini's. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? i wonder if you could fit two sets on mini's in the 04-05 headlights. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by GolNat
(Post 4652950)
True. That would be nice. He could use a relay to trigger the shield by using the signal from the high beam. You can buy bi-xenon or regular projectors. All you need are standard ones. Bulb will be H1 for the mini's. Do I have to buy the HID kit also from TRFS.com? Because DDMtuning had theirs going for 29.95 but I dont want to buy a kit thats not compatible with the projectors off TRFS.com. And do the projectors (Morimoto H1s) include only one projector (for low beam) on each side requiring a second purchase for high beams? I saw this kit they were selling (over at theretrofitsource.com) for quad projectors idk what that was. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? from the retrofit source website - it's on their FAQ's...: "If I have a separate halogen high beam bulb in my housing, can I still use a bi-xenon? How would I wire it? Yes, though you technically only need a low beam projector (like a TSX, RX, or S2K-R) you can still use a bi-xenon projector. This way, you will have both a HID high beam and your original halogen high beam that will work together when the stalk inside the car is pulled. To wire it, you should simply run the 2 wires (+/-) that come out of the back of the projector over to the halogen high beam side of your housing and use some of our high beam splitters to divert power from your halogen high beam bulbs into the solenoid too. " http://www.theretrofitsource.com/trs_tech_q_and_a.php |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by sdaidoji
(Post 4652968)
from the retrofit source website - it's on their FAQ's...: "If I have a separate halogen high beam bulb in my housing, can I still use a bi-xenon? How would I wire it? Yes, though you technically only need a low beam projector (like a TSX, RX, or S2K-R) you can still use a bi-xenon projector. This way, you will have both a HID high beam and your original halogen high beam that will work together when the stalk inside the car is pulled. To wire it, you should simply run the 2 wires (+/-) that come out of the back of the projector over to the halogen high beam side of your housing and use some of our high beam splitters to divert power from your halogen high beam bulbs into the solenoid too. " http://www.theretrofitsource.com/trs_tech_q_and_a.php So low beams will come on as normal HIDs, and high beams will require another notch and will turn on as halogens? This is what many people do I see. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by Erf_Em2
(Post 4652954)
Do I have to buy the HID kit also from TRFS.com? Because DDMtuning had theirs going for 29.95 but I dont want to buy a kit thats not compatible with the projectors off TRFS.com. And do the projectors (Morimoto H1s) include only one projector (for low beam) on each side requiring a second purchase for high beams? I saw this kit they were selling (over at theretrofitsource.com) for quad projectors idk what that was. That may have been a quad kit as in for a 4 wheeler or ATV. |
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Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? :rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon: *Update* Got my Morimoto H1 projectors a few days ago Fog light installation is going on right now finishing tomorrow morning. Thought might as well install the Morimoto H1s until my HID kit arrives. Can I go ahead and install the the H1 Projectors by TRFS.com wit stock halogens, and install the HID kit later? or that would be a bad idea. :popcorn: |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? You can instal the projectors but your stock halogen's wont fit in there so you wont have any headlights. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? I wonder how some H1 halogens will fare in the MH1... But yes, GolNat is right. H4 bulb will NOT fit in the MH1 projectors. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by GolNat
(Post 4653616)
You can instal the projectors but your stock halogen's wont fit in there so you wont have any headlights. Once I order an HID kit Ill have to install the H1s. Right now they are just sitting in my room. :tdown: Can anyone take a look at my other thread? I need help with fog light installation. https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...og-lights.html |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare?
Originally Posted by xRiCeBoYx
(Post 4653620)
I wonder how some H1 halogens will fare in the MH1... |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? will post pics soon im on my phone AON. done with proj+hid:tup: |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? 4 Attachment(s) As promised... Here are the photos. I got the project done a month ago, but wanted to restore my headlights first before taking any photos. And by the time the Pittman Original OneStep ALR arrived it was today, and it was worth the wait. The formula is non abrasive, very strong, and one drop cleans one headlight of oxidation. If anyone is interested in a safe way to clean headlights, pay this website a visit. Its LEGIT http://pittmanautocare.com/alr.html **In the last photo, you can only see one headlight, thats because the left headlight had condensation form opening up and the glue did not reseal all the way, hence once I cleaned the outer lens with Pittman ALR, I had fog from the inside of the left headlight in the last photo, so I decided to leave it out. But the cleaner stuff really worked. And it came with a Pittman VaporWax conditioning formula to wax the headlight. |
Re: HID kit into Projector Housing= No glare? Came out nice. Not sure I completely agree with the pitman cleaner. My turtle wax kit was "safe" to me. |
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