May be a dumb question but don't want to blind oncoming traffic. Do these require a projector housing? TY
279608
Im not sure, but i already use this in the regular head light without proyector
279609
The car I drive already has a projector in the headlight but in my fogs there is no projector. They are very bright bulbs and can blind on coming traffic if there is no projector.
279610
Since install my HIDS' I have had only one person flash their headlight at me.I have a Toyota Venza and I did not like the standard headlights.The HIDS are fantastic,they truly light up the road and my beams are focused on the road ahead not at on coming traffic.My Toyota Venza came with focused beam headlights,looks like a magnifying glass.I think some of the people are still using candles on their cars compared to me.
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Well with my experience this set is not a direct fit, meaning they dnt just pop into ur headlight housings. I used them for my jeep they come with brackets and u mount them like on a bumper, or in my case a off road light bar.so to answer ur question no. If u want something that fits into ur stock honda ur gna need, or wna look for an oem kit , or original equipment manufactured part. Good luck, hope it helped.i can tell u tho, that these projectors were good tho. They had a good light pattern, and pretty good quality feel to them.
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The brightness is excellent and within the projection field I think the visibility is better. Projection headlights have a very different pattern and you might want to google that and read about it before deciding. I like these lights, but if I did a lot of driving at night on back roads, I would probably not use them.
159334
they are road legal so they will have some yellow to them. there are the osram hyper which are white but not road legal and also have less output. the whiter you go the less output you get
755455
I have these and they are great. They are Euro spec so most likely not DOT approved. They work great, though and no issues with oncoming traffic, even with 90 watt bulbs in there - also not DOT approved. I drive at night on lonely mountain roads and the setup (including wiring harness) is very bright.
682096
NO. You have to wire them up to a keyed power source in your vehicle. These screens are great... They do require a little work to get them installed and wired correctly. But no more difficult than any screen system.
1385455
Yes that is common with hid kits in non projector housings. Doesn't effect output though
981911
w/o is without . they had I guess auto leveling headlight and washing fluid like window wash. my car was regular projection lights .I think you would have like spray jets if they were washer around light. I hope this helps you.
541120
No. These should be powered by an amp or receiver. The projector would not have the required output.
19446
As long as the projector has the dlp link, you're good. These don't use the ir emitter.
1624121
It works for hid and non hid. They come with light bulbs installed. You do need to adjust them to angle the projector. When I received mine and installed them they were barely aiming on the road.
636540
Yes. But, id advise you to find a cheaper projector if thats all you want to use it for. This is a top notch projector and if you wanted it for home viewing and portability out to the driveway then great. If its just for driveway use save yourself some money and get a cheap couple hundred dollar projector.
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Yes if u are capable of modifying them. Direct bolt in NO. A lot of cutting and patience. But there is enough room to do a retrofit. Far better than what u would find on eBay as far as projectors would go. The headlight output of the projector onto the road of those cool lookin led eBay ones is terrible. They look cool but from behind the wheel at night u can't see squat. The mini h1 when properly installed will give u much more visibility at night and will not blind on coming traffic. Check out hidplanet.com
1442712
Yes, they get brighter when motion is detected. I love them. My back yard was completely dark before. Now we have a clear path.
834253
Aftermarket projectors are not made for HID's. HID's melt the parts of the lights. This is a standard warranty item for aftermarket lights. If you want to purchase HID's, look for HID's that are originally made that way. carlights4less
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In order to use these projectors, you have to remove the headlight from your car (the WHOLE housing). You pull the bulbs out of it, and remove the clear lens. In most cases, you can just put the threaded part of the projectors into the hole that the bulb goes into, and then you tighten down the locking nut. If you were vehicle specific, I could probably give you some better tips.
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So long as it came with factory projector headlights, yes. Also, this is probably one of the better kits I've purchased. Be sure to get the cancelers with it. You will need to made a small hole on the back of the housing to slip the wires in and silicone it back up. All in all, great kit.