EBAY Projector Headlights

**Serstylz2** · 07-16-2009, 10:14 PM

they are USDM fitment

**es_fact** · 07-17-2009, 02:59 AM

skylineg1 has this set up.. check it..

**dimushor** · 07-27-2009, 02:32 PM

guys, i have some problems. today i tried to connect the angel eyes to the side indicators. there three wires: black, green and green with pink. as i understood the black is the ground and the other two is the turning light and side light. i connected to side light (at least i think i did) and the angel eyes were not on completely, only one eye was on, and i think only one LED was working, cause i saw a little light from the lower part of the angel yey. please help me with this problem.
thanks

**Serstylz2** · 07-27-2009, 04:58 PM

they are probably on.. they are just that damn dim.. they aren't LEDs they are regular 194 wedge bulbs that are super dim

**es_fact** · 07-27-2009, 05:04 PM

Hey serstylz how the LED during daytime? any images?

**Serstylz2** · 07-27-2009, 08:03 PM

i'll take some tom, they are really bright at night so i'm thinking you can probably see them in nondirect sunlight

**dimushor** · 07-27-2009, 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by Serstylz2

they are probably on.. they are just that damn dim.. they aren't LEDs they are regular 194 wedge bulbs that are super dim

i know there were dim, this is why i changed the bulbs with LEDs

**SPD_FRK** · 08-29-2009, 09:39 PM

Well I picked up a set of these lights earlier this week and they were delivered and installed yesterday after work. These are sitting on a 99 ES and my fitment doesn't seem very bad at all.

As for the top mounting tab it is a tight fit, and really needs a new hole drilled for it to line up correctly. The gap others have commented on...I found it to be the same with the new heads as it was with the originals. The only thing that makes it stand out more is the color of the new lens and black housing, even measuring the gap they were both at about 1/4" inch between stock and new ones on both sides, check out the pics even;

It is possible that the weatherstrip piece on the bottom of the corner section is also pushing up on the lens. I may try to remove this section to possibly get a better fit, or I might try and find some rubber stripping like what is on the corner of the lens already and run along the entire bottom of the housing for a cleaner look...but I am honestly pretty happy wth the fitment when I realized the stock ones fit the exact same way.

I looked at the LEDs and they are integrated within the housing and the only way to really swap those out for an amber LED would be to seperate the lens. I may do this at some point, or run the original LEDs with the headlights on, or just leave them unhooked for the time being. Overall these lights definitely compliment the overall look I am going for with the cosmetic side of the build. More pics are posted up in my build thread also.

**2002BlackDragon** · 08-30-2009, 05:01 PM

Looks good. BIG differance.

**GalantT3** · 10-21-2009, 08:30 AM

Do these headlights come with any kind of wiring instructions or diagram? Not so much for the projector/high-beam portion, but for the LED's and angel eyes. If so, can someone post it?

I'm taking my car to the body shop and I figured while it's there I might as well have them put on the headlights along with my H1 Hids.

**es_fact** · 10-21-2009, 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by GalantT3

Do these headlights come with any kind of wiring instructions or diagram? Not so much for the projector/high-beam portion, but for the LED's and angel eyes. If so, can someone post it?

I'm taking my car to the body shop and I figured while it's there I might as well have them put on the headlights along with my H1 Hids.

No there are no instructions, I've never dealt with any major wiring, but i was able to do this... it was pretty much common sense, as to the power and grownd points of the LED and halos, just color match the existing harness and tap into them.

The LED and HALOS are entirely up to you and are no required for proper installation and use. There have been known occurrences in which the shop understandably refuses to install the H1 bulb because "it doesn't fit" in which case you would have to do it yourself.

I would really suggest you attempt this yourself as it is very easy, and chances are the shop will not finish the job as they see them selves liable for your bulbs if one was to break. When you attempt the bulbs it will be a tight fit, but they do fit and work properly.

have fun and get back to us if you have any questions.

**GalantT3** · 11-02-2009, 07:04 AM

Installed my headlights on Saturday with HID's in both the hi-and low beam. It looks good, I have to post some pictures. My only complaint is that the projectors don't project the light better. I guess it's due to the fact that they are not HID projectors. I didn't wire up the leds and halo's because I really want to replace the leds and halo's with better ones. Has anyone replaced those yet?

**es_fact** · 11-02-2009, 07:18 AM

yes, I belive stylez did earlier on this post....

and try adjusting the cutoff on your beams, theres another thread bout how to adjust.

**RollingKeg** · 11-06-2009, 03:01 PM

from the pics BGR posted about the light emitting from the projectors... it looks to me that the area of light it shines on the road has gotten narrower vs stock. No?

**showtime** · 11-06-2009, 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by RollingKeg

from the pics BGR posted about the light emitting from the projectors... it looks to me that the area of light it shines on the road has gotten narrower vs stock. No?

check out this link

https://www.thegalantcenter.org/showthread.php?t=38797

Its a vendor here selling these headlights, the light output in the other forum are much better.