I put them in today. Install went hella quick. Front bumper removal was the easiest part. Went in smooth.

only complaints are the passenger light is a little off from the fitment. there's a small gap, but only if you're looking for it.

overall, they go with the car, so I like them. I'd post pics, but I want to lower my car before I take any more pics of it. Look out for them in the next month or so.

 

Yipee. As long as you like them then its all good.

 

wait, u had to take off the dront bumper to install the head lights?!

 

there's a bolt thats hard to get to with the bumper on. Removing the bumper makes it all so much easier.

 

There's also a bracket in front of the headlight at the bottom that you have to remove to get the headlight out. It's held on by 2 12mm bolts and you can't get them off without taking the bumper off...

 

get rid of that front grill and your car won't look so family ish

 

Any headlight work, weather its the entire assembly or just a headlight bulb, can be a pain in the ass in a Honda. I remember trying to change the bulb on rhe driver side headlight... i could see the friggin bolt i had to remove but by God my arm just wasnt long enough

 

BTW, I got the Ion Blue lens'

and light output is kinda yellowish. There's a hint of blue, but thats of course from the projector lens.

I still need to re-angle my driver side light (damn p.s. resivior is in the way :madfawk: ), but of course, light output at night is lower. Thats given. But living in a city makes it not a problem. It was raining last night, and I could still navigated my way back home high as a kite :chuckles:

comming soon, amber corner bulbs and hyperwhite for the lowbeams :doh:

and then a drop

 

No pics? :doh:

 

its cool that you were able to source out a decent set of lights that alters your lighting so its LESS than stock.. you might want to consider some tinted headlight covers, they will render your headlights slightly more useless...