FS: HID Retrofit Headlights for 2007-2010
$400 S/H included
For sale are my HID retrofit headlights from my 2010 Odyssey. Swapped back the originals when I sold my car to CarMax.
The retrofit was done on a brand new set of OEM headlights. I bought a second pair, just in case I screwed-up the modification. Luckily, no problems encountered.
The projectors, shroud, Philips D2S bulb and adapter were all purchased from The Retrofit Source. I didn't like the color temperature of the original kit bulb, so I bought the Philips brand this past June.
There are no visible damages/cracks to the clear lens or housing. Some very light scratches from normal wear. No leaks or condensation.
What you get:
- Driver and Passenger front headlight - retrofitted with projector and shroud.
- Two Philips D2S, 4300k bulb (85122+)
- Two D2S adapters (use if you already have an HID kit, minus the D2S bulb and projector)
What you'll need:
- HID conversion kit (9006 wiring harness and 35W ballast)
Mine was paired with XenonDepot's Xtreme Kit
- The rest of the s tandard bulbs, which can be re-used from your current headlight. If I end up finding the bulbs, I'll include them
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For sale are my HID retrofit headlights from my 2010 Odyssey. Swapped back the originals when I sold my car to CarMax.
The retrofit was done on a brand new set of OEM headlights. I bought a second pair, just in case I screwed-up the modification. Luckily, no problems encountered.
The projectors, shroud, Philips D2S bulb and adapter were all purchased from The Retrofit Source. I didn't like the color temperature of the original kit bulb, so I bought the Philips brand this past June.
There are no visible damages/cracks to the clear lens or housing. Some very light scratches from normal wear. No leaks or condensation.
What you get:
- Driver and Passenger front headlight - retrofitted with projector and shroud.
- Two Philips D2S, 4300k bulb (85122+)
- Two D2S adapters (use if you already have an HID kit, minus the D2S bulb and projector)
What you'll need:
- HID conversion kit (9006 wiring harness and 35W ballast)
Mine was paired with XenonDepot's Xtreme Kit
- The rest of the s tandard bulbs, which can be re-used from your current headlight. If I end up finding the bulbs, I'll include them
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^^ cebu 888, If I'm at your shoes I'll buy it. considering the headlight assembly itself-- its a win!!
I hope this guy do a retro on '11 and offer it here!! probably a groupbuy!! hahaha let me know teas2ker if your interested because I am dead serious ( i really dont have time to do a retro)
I hope this guy do a retro on '11 and offer it here!! probably a groupbuy!! hahaha let me know teas2ker if your interested because I am dead serious ( i really dont have time to do a retro)
You'll need to get the 9006 HID conversion kit. I believe XenonDepot is a sponsor here. See if he'll workout a package without the bulbs, since you won't need them, and also a odyclub member discount.
4300k Xtreme HID Xenon Conversion Kit
This is a give away.
I don't think it is Bi-X since he uses 9006 harness. What projectors are they? it's not RX330 I don't think, judging from where he got it from and the shape of the bulb holder, looks like its a TSX which is pretty good.
Out put shot please.
Again regardless of the projector, this is still a deal especially with OEM housings.
I don't think it is Bi-X since he uses 9006 harness. What projectors are they? it's not RX330 I don't think, judging from where he got it from and the shape of the bulb holder, looks like its a TSX which is pretty good.
Out put shot please.
Again regardless of the projector, this is still a deal especially with OEM housings.
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any cut-off shot?
Please put me in line after dvpatel. Have paypal ready to go!! Let me know by e-mailing me at [email protected] as I am not on here often. Thanks.
... sorry, no cut-off shots. I didn't take any pictures of the pattern when they were installed.
My best description of the cut-off: not ideal or factory-like, but not wildly off either. Importantly, the beams don't blind oncoming drivers and visibility is substantially better than stock.
Thanks James!
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