HID Projector Retrofit

Register to hide this ad
I talked to Matt On the Phone today. Really helpful and had answers to all my questions. Looks like a good product although a little pricey. You get what you pay for. If only I could Find a wrecked tsx or tl to cut the price down a bit.
 
That price doesn't seem too bad considering everything that you get. I think that getting the lenses and housings should really improve the performance over kits that just use a replacement bulb in your factory housing.

I don't know too much about these HID upgrades yet, but I seem to grow more interested with every new thing I learn! :cool:

~Doozi
 
I am doing a retrofit on a new set of light right now using TSX projectors, not sure how long it will take.

The shop that is doing them have not given me a time frame yet.

That price is not bad considering what I am paying, but I am also having them paint it black and a few other things.
 
Retrofit Source is a great place to buy HID parts, thats where I picked up my TSX projectors. If I were you I would steer clear of TSX and go for something like FX-R or better yet TLs. Trust me, you will want bi-xenons down the road.
 
HID Retrofit

How do you integrate these projects into your OEM headlights? Do you have to cut pieces out or do they pop in?
 
How do you integrate these projects into your OEM headlights? Do you have to cut pieces out or do they pop in?

yes, you have to open your OEM headlights

724bf2818ea6.jpg


measure everything out precisely where projector will sit and how you going to mount it and cut the holes

08c16dc8af26.jpg


mount projector inside and test it for alignment

5a9c6df8a064.jpg


then mount a shroud to projector and seal the headlights back together

bd0ad1801bf3.jpg


...and voila! We have a set of retrofited HID projectors

51d2d41f2539.jpg
 
nice work! you made it look way too easy :bravo:

it really is! 10 hours of work max (including testing) and you will never look back to halogens or HID kits in OEM housings. No previous experience required, if you know how to operate dremel and screwdriwer you can get it done, just browse HIDPlanet forum prior for inspiration and all answers for the questions you might have down the road. Performance of dedicated HID projectors at night is hard to beat. But I wish now I opted for a set of bi-xenon projectors. TSX is ok and easy to mount but there is better projectors out there.
 
it really is! 10 hours of work max (including testing) and you will never look back to halogens or HID kits in OEM housings. No previous experience required, if you know how to operate dremel and screwdriwer you can get it done, just browse HIDPlanet forum prior for inspiration and all answers for the questions you might have down the road. Performance of dedicated HID projectors at night is hard to beat. But I wish now I opted for a set of bi-xenon projectors. TSX is ok and easy to mount but there is better projectors out there.

Do you have any pictures of how it looks on your 4Runner. Day and Night?
 
wow that is alot of work and money. i have the aftermarket projectors and they suck. both projectors popped out of the socket so now they point at the ground and they aren't sealed good enough so every time it rains, moisture gets in the housing.
 

Members online

Forum statistics

Threads
278,309
Messages
3,554,068
Members
248,016
Latest member
Advally Service

Trending content

Back
Top