TSX HID lights
So I was thinking about grabbing a pair of HID lights from a TSX. My old friend from the junkyard said he would sell them to me and I was wondering what cars these would fit in.
RSX? Integra? Civics?
Are the TSX lights 4300k?
RSX? Integra? Civics?
Are the TSX lights 4300k?
Custom modification would be required for any car, it's never plug and play with a retrofit. For any reflector based headlight (civic/rsx) you would have to dremel a hole and mount the projector. You dont have to buy an aftermarket headlight assembly.
Originally Posted by Christople,Jul 31 2005, 07:21 AM
Would I just be better off buying aftermarket HID lights or getting these?
First off, you need to determine whether or not you want HID for functionality or for looks. If you just want the look, then get a hid kit. If you really care about lighting performance, then spend the time and money for a retrofit.
In my case, I bought a Hid kit for my DC2. Its ok, but I really wish I had just done a retrofit instead. If you can get a set of TSX projectors cheaply, then I would jump on the opportunity.
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just a reminder...you need the ballast/igniters from the TSX as well.
HID bulbs don't run on 12V like halogens do. you need the ballast/igniter to change the 12V signal to one the HIDs can run from.
if I'm not mistaken, the civic and RSX are reflectors. In that case D2R bulbs would be best. The DC2 used projectors. You could use the TSX projectors in those, although you need to adapt them to fit.
HID bulbs don't run on 12V like halogens do. you need the ballast/igniter to change the 12V signal to one the HIDs can run from.
if I'm not mistaken, the civic and RSX are reflectors. In that case D2R bulbs would be best. The DC2 used projectors. You could use the TSX projectors in those, although you need to adapt them to fit.
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