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Jimsun said:

What do you mean by confidence?
How hard are they? harder than valve adjustment? blackhousing?

What would you recommend? What is cheaper yet good light output etc.

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cleansleeper said:

Ugh. Yes technically. I don't know how well it would work or fitment since the shrouds are already touching the headlight lens.

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001Stunna said:

Using the MH1s latest gen would be a pretty damn good bang for the buck retrofit.

You need...
projectors, shrouds, bulbs, ballasts, wiring harness(somewhat optional if 35w ballast), bixenon wiring, and of course a pair of headlights. Buy whichever of them you do not have...or just buy the whole kit from TRS.

If you can blackhouse your headlights and close them back up with no condensation leaks, then you can install the h1 projectors yourself.

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001Stunna said:

Using the MH1s latest gen would be a pretty damn good bang for the buck retrofit.

You need...
projectors, shrouds, bulbs, ballasts, wiring harness(somewhat optional if 35w ballast), bixenon wiring, and of course a pair of headlights. Buy whichever of them you do not have...or just buy the whole kit from TRS.

If you can blackhouse your headlights and close them back up with no condensation leaks, then you can install the h1 projectors yourself.

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cleansleeper said:

Buy the projectors from them ($120).
Buy a Xentec HID kit off eBay ($30)
Buy a pair of headlights ($40-$100)

Then either assemble it if you know what you're doing, or NotNice will assembly it for you for a small fee.

Note that while that kit is overpriced. An HID kit from Morimoto is going to be a higher quality than the Xentec ones. You get what you pay for but its definitely marginal.

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