agreed, those are the ones i want. Still look awesome tho Flip, nice work

 

Nope, I sealed mine up since day one. Never had a problem in 2 spring/summer/falls.

 

Poly i sealed mine up real good too, hopefully there wont be any moisture problems.

And i agree with the black ones, i still like the ones i got but the black projectors look SICK on black Civics. I think mine were like $106 altogether, which seems really good to me.

 

New grill ASAP + Drop ASAP.

 

i know Rabbit....give it time, i'm a poor minimum wage kid

 

just wanted to show my projectors

 

yeees! but time for a new bumper...?[&:]

 

i have some projectors sitting in the garage but haven't put them on yet because only one person i know in this whole town knows how to put them on. its my friend's ricer boyfriend and he was doing something to her car and messed up her whole electrical system so....nevermind on that one....but i went around to all the system like stores in monroe NC and nobody's ever done them before...is it really that difficult? could someone explain to me what you need and how to do it? and how do you seal them up to keep moisture out?
Haley

 

^ no it for real took me about 20 minutes. Take the bumpre off (two bolts in the wheel well, 5 plugs, then 2 scres on eitehr side of the plugs), then 4 bolts around the healdight housing, unplug the headlight harness and take out the blinker bulb, hten intsll is reverse of installation. I dont know hwo you could mess up your entinre electrical system by installing these. Real quick, longest part was wiring the halos. Theres a DIY for them in the DIY Section here on HCF

 

Headlights are the easiest things to install IMO... take off the front bumper, then remove the stock headlights (unplug theclip thing that plugs into the back of the lights), and unbolt the headlights. Now, plug the clip back in, and put the new headlights in place. Bolt them down, and you're pretty much done. Aiming the headlights is definitely the hardest part. Do this during the evening, where it's dark enough to see where the headlights are shining, but you can still see where the bolts are on the headlight so you can tighten/loosen them as needed. If you get angel-eyes, you just need to run the black negative wire to aground (I ran mine to the alternator ground since it was right there), and run the red positive wire to a switch, then from the switch to the battery or fusebox.

Anyway, great job Flip! They look awesome! I say put the eyelids back on... angel eyes look awesome at night with eyelids.