Update on Projector headlights from Neondials

[dennisvab]

Some of you might remember my thead a while back about the cutoff that i had from a set of lights i got on ebay from Neondials. Well I got to taking apart the lights again and fixing the problem with aluminum tape.







So i got rid of the dots but the projectors arent the greatest. Im looking to possibly replace them with something in the future. I was wondering if the Camry has decent projetors, or any other car that does with a decent price tag.

[patinoster13]

Bro get retros..you won't regret it...

[iCeMaN57]

Those headlights look a little tacky imo but to each is own.

[Lanki]

My sister got the camry and they aren't what I would get for my car. I'd go s2k or tsx. From what I've seen they are clean.

[Leonard1818]

that cutoff doesn't look *that* bad... what did you pay for them?

[purplemonkeydishwasher]

Originally Posted by patinoster13

Bro get retros..you won't regret it...

Originally Posted by iCeMaN57

Those headlights look a little tacky imo but to each is own.

OP you already have a set of headlights with a perfect place to retrofit projectors into. There is absolutely no reason to go out and spend 500 bucks to retrofit a brand new set of headlights.

If you are on a budget and are half decent mechanically (which you must be to open up the headlights and tape over the holes in the shield), then do yourself a favour and save yourself a ton of cash and do it yourself.

For projectors:

1) TSX's are the best bang for the buck "low beam" projector. You should be able to get a decent pair for 160 bucks. Second choice for being on a budget would probably be an RX330 non-AFS projector. These can be had for about 130 bucks...and if you spend some time on HID planet, you can modify the projectors for better output and colour than modded TSX's.

2) Cover up those LED's in your low beam area. Heat up some ABS plastic and form a shroud. It will cost you no more than 30 bucks, and you can paint it black or have it chromed for more money or whatever you like. But that will get rid of the "tackiness" that people are talking about.

All you really need are a good set of projectors and some patience and you can have a pretty kick ass pair of headlights.