hong_chicken
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very nice job! you should consider selling your service and i will be your customer for sure!
DIY - Morimoto Mini H1 projectors Retrofit
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juicebox00
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thank you, and if you send/bring me the items during winter break i'll gladly assemble them for a fee
CG6Lemon
Detailing Enthusiast
lol matt i might have to send them to u when i get some extra funds. 
juicebox00
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i'm in need of the cash so just let me know lemon. lol
juicebox00
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i'd say $100 sounds fair. for 5hrs+- work and dealing w/ shipping. just send me all the parts and i take car of the little things like silicone and w/e
F23A1AT
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So what's holding them in? Are they just wedged in there tight enough that they stay put? How are they aimed properly, besides the housing adjustment screws, is the some kind of measurement made to make them straight and level? This really has my attention, I thought something like this would cost three or more times as much as this. All I have to say is wow. Any nighttime pics that cans be posted?
its a lock ring against a rubber washer that allows the projector to sit flush and tight against the reflector so you can aim them using the housing screws. To make it straight and level, you really have to test before you seal them up.
Ofnir107
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You can still adjust them after you seal them up. There's a screw in the back you take out. Then you just take some needle nose pliers and place them in the holes to adjust them. It's definitely a PITA since you have to turn it a little and then place the headlights back on the car to see if they're level or not. I'll try to find some pictures to better describe the process.
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That will take care of rotational adjustments. Actually, I believe that theretrofitsource (if you are buying these from them) now give 9006 specific washers which SHOULD eliminate the need to do rotational adjustments, or at least have it very close to centered.
As for up/down and left/right adjustments, you will just need to use the stock adjustment screws at the back of the headlights.
