as you guys know our jeeps lack of space to use this type of lights so when buying you have to be careful which model of projector lens you buy i choose one from ebay supercheap for only 65 us and it fit quite right i used my old headlights which i also got on ebay for about 32 us ill give you the links,,

so , the process is practically the same, you carefully disassemble the headlight cover and place the projector inside as i show on pics and then you need to bolt the bulb socket with an adapter that comes on the projectors box an then place the bulb , what really make it easier for me was that this headlights kind of came with a smaller screen inside so i took it off and then placed the projector...

 

as you can see the back of the headlight has a big hole in which there is no place to hold the projector or the bulb , so i cut the bulb holder from the other piece of the headlight and then bolt the h4 adapter that came with the projector an that way i could place the bulb, i put some silicon arround , then the rubber cover of the back of headlight, i had to grind a little bit the metal base of the headlight so the headlight could pass by i sand the chrome part of the headlight to paint it flat black so i could look nicer, i conected the angel eye of the projector from the corner light and the hid form its ballast and thats pretty much it.

 

here is how it looked before and now

 

there is how it lights now and before the pojectors a really good improvement...

 

holy angel eyes those are bright lolol im digin the retrofit good job man..

did you cut anything behind your headlight houseings? or in the metal base where the 7x6 sit in?

you runing relays on that?

 

here are the pics of the base of the bulb placed on headlights this is what it looked like and you put some silicon around it and then the headlight cover over it and you can use a tie rack to keep it there
here are also the links of the items...

of the projectors
http://www.ebay.com/itm/190577795659...84.m1439.l2649

of the healights
http://www.ebay.com/itm/86-97-Mazda-...ht_2839wt_1163

 

yes , as i stated before i had to grind the metal base a little bit to make the hole wider but it will depend on the type of modification you make....

 

Looks awesome man nice work!!

 

love the projectors, will definitely do it to mine! how did you put those lights in your clear corners? You make those or buy them?

 

those are sold on ebay too , thats just a led strip you have to open the corner lamp and put the strip on it i got inspired on the escalade headlamp which uses some leds just like that , below are the links of the strips. i used the 12 cm one but i recomend that you use the one on the second line link , those dont come on small sizes but can be cut , and are thinner than the ones that i used




http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x12cm-Car-A...#ht_1587wt_890


http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x30cm-Car-T...item415e965311

 

These are lows only correct? I'm working on trying to mount some projectors I snagged for 20 bucks, and then putting on some good driving lights for the high beams. I just need a housing to mount them in or I may just do a round head light.

 

yes my hi low tilt got broken so had to glue it im going to put a small switch so can turn on the hi ...

 

so those lights come with a high beam? and thanks alot! gonna do my corners with those then the lowers, gonna be BRIGHT then

 

yes, hid projector comes with a solenoid inside that opens a little piece of metal, the one that makes the cutout and then you have the hi beam , remember that to do this you need to have single beam hid bulb , i stole a thread from some page so you can check it out...


http://www.corvettehid.com/HID%20Inf...0Bi-Xenon.html

 

thats wild, had no idea there was any kind of mechanism involved. Only reason i asked is because i drove my buddys dakota and his only has one setting, they must be some other kind or something