has anyone installed or seen quality of these headlights with HID built in?
is it in a plastic housing or glass?

comes with:
Philips D1S 4300K HID (lows)
H1's (for highs)
signal lights
winshield washer tank

and it's supposedly legal:
"*Must use supplied washer tank to make installation fit*
* SAE/DOT Compliant! SAE AIRST81DOT* Legal use on all public roads & highways."


price is $549

here's the link:

http://www.robearracing.com/pd...e.cfm

 

yes, there amazingly clear and look great on EG's, amazing cut off. im ditching my halo-craps for that exact kit soon

 

Bump for pix or a write up...

I'm was in the middle of retro'ing my bi-xenon's into the stock housing and then I broke one of my corner lights...

I would've had to buy a set of Stock shaped clear lensed TYC's to use the lense but now I need corners too so I may just get the one piece deals if it's easy to swap in the HID projectors.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1540632&page=3

There's some decent info on there. but it's kinda the same thing where lots of people chime in with retrofits and rebases... but it's got some info.

 

I wonder what projectors they use, and maybe I can't read but I didn't see any mention of the ballasts being included

 

OMG

Your Price: $549.00

 

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What's so bad about that? That's a hell of a price if they include good ballasts and are actually using decent projectors

 

Thats a pretty decent price, IF they infact used real HID projectors =P what type of projectors are they?

 

They have philips HID's

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1540632&page=4

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1595636

They actually look pretty good... but too rich for my blood... I already have bi-xenon HID projectors so I'm gunna get their halogen housings and mod in the bi-xenon projectors.

 

I went the cheap(er) route...those headlights and then loaded them up with 5k raybrigs for both highs and lows....when the lows are on people ask if I have an HID kit...with the highs on peole want to know what kit I'm running because they automatically assume it's an HID kit(I get a kick out of it every time I get asked that! ) total setup cost me just over 300 not bad and looks great, but true HIDs would be cooler IMO.