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Old 01-27-2021, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by nihkon View Post
Just to add on to what Addison already said about projector retrofits.....
I installed the Morimoto Mini H1 setup in oem 99+ housings about 8 years ago. They're been perfect this whole time. I only had to finally replace one of the bulbs within the past couple of months. Of course, I went with a "cheap" bulb (Xentec)) for the replacement, and it only lasted a few weeks. I should have spent the extra bucks on Morimoto replacement bulbs, as the first set lasted 8 years! lol



Addison, with the Mini D2S, did you have to enlarge the hole in the back of the housing to fit the threaded portion? I thought I had read that the threaded portion on the Mini D2S has a slightly larger diameter than on the Mini H1.
Wow that's a great review about the long-term on these things. That's why you use OEM and quality parts in the first place! Great info, thanks for sharing.

I did not have to enlarge the holes. One thing I will say is that the actual threaded 'retainer' that threads onto the actual projector body is a slightly larger diamter than the ID that it is supposed to nest into on the back of the housings. I used my Dremel to remove maybe 1/8" so it would nest flush. But honestly I think you could just tighten it up as much as possible and then JB weld everything in place without even having to take that extra step that I did. This probably doesn't make sense until your actual doing this retrofit and have the parts infront of you. Lol

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No doubt! If you sneak into the states to Moab or something let me know.

Thanks for posting the info on retrofits too, that's getting higher on my to-do list so it's good to know what has worked long-term.
Totally! I'm planning a Wyoming trip as soon as the borders open again. I am sure I'll be trying to line up with @NateMob and some of the Sherpa crew as well. Would be rad for you to join us too!
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