Mustacheavenger
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Anyone put the LED headlights from the touring civic on their si? Is it worth it? Or should I just go with something different.
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Some facts...Anyone put the LED headlights from the touring civic on their si? Is it worth it? Or should I just go with something different.
That's not just reserved on motorhomes. The Lamborghini Diablo uses stock headlights from the Nissan 300ZX (Z32 Fairlady)BONUS: Ever notice motorhomes with headlight designs that look "out of place" or identical to headlights from passenger cars? It takes a lot of engineering resources and money to design headlights. Many motorhome manufacturers utilize existing headlight designs to save money and reduce liability.
I checked out their site and I'm not sure if I understood what you meant. Were you referring to the high's and low's at $150 each (for a total of $300)?TheRetrofitSource now sells a direct swap in H1 HID projector. All you have to do is open up your headlight and unbolt the existing projector and replace it with the new HID one. You'll need a HID kit also. The entire package runs about $300. There is a few threads on here regarding retrofits. I'm currently in the middle of a ridiculous retrofit, but that's because of my own stubbornness
The LED headlights were rated poor due to excessive glare. The illumination they provide is very good (too good?) as evidenced by the illumination distance graphic.Some facts...
http://www.iihs.org/iihs/ratings/vehicle/v/honda/civic-4-door-sedan
1. Both the halogen and LED headlights on the Civic received the lowest IIHS rating of "poor".