I found what i will be doing my quad-projector setup with. there will be no need to do any mords to the housings because they are only 4.5 inches in length.
Morimoto Matchbox projectors (pics and measurements inside))
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05-01-2011
I found what i will be doing my quad-projector setup with. there will be no need to do any mords to the housings because they are only 4.5 inches in length.
Morimoto Matchbox projectors (pics and measurements inside))
05-01-2011
1.8" lens?
05-01-2011
These will not be good for a headlight retro. As Matt from TRS says, the output will be equal to that of a Blazer fog light. I wouldn't use these as a main lighting source.
05-01-2011
thing is why r they bi-xeon then.... i think if i throw 4 of these in it might produce enough light
05-01-2011
why even waste your time with something that might work when you have so many examples of projectors that will work?
05-01-2011
because i dont want to modify the back of the housings
05-01-2011
yeah, using a hole saw and some black silicon is pretty hard.
05-01-2011
X2. You want projectors but dont want to,use a,holesaw 2 make a hole? Guess your not going to have projectors lol.Originally Posted by Bio248
05-02-2011
BTW, if anyone wants more info on them, FutureVisionHID sells them too for a whopping $419. I'm sure TRS will not be selling them for that price. But there are output shots and more info on FutureVision's site.
42mm Bi-Xenon Projector Automotive Kit - Projector Conversion Kits - Products
05-02-2011
Nice i was looking for a good Fog light Retro. Blazers are too big
05-02-2011
Get a $30 Dremel and cut the plastic behind the headlight housing. That's all that is necessary with the Mini's which are most likely exponentially better than those...
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