Hey guys, I am looking to find tsx projectors somewhere, but so far I've only found the shrouds. Can anyone put links up or give me an idea where to find them?
I do not want to buy ebay ones, and I also wanted to know what bulbs I need for the tsx ? I think they are H1's?

thanks guys I want to do a retrofit

 

Stock bulbs are H1. Did you try ebay or retrofitsource.com?

 

ya actually I ending up finding a post about retrofitsource.com and found the wiring kit and the other piece I needed. I found the write up on the a4 retrofit which is what I will do instead. Thanks

 

Skip the A4. There are better options out there. I have the Morimoto Mini H1 kit from TRS and I'm very happy with the results. For example: the cutoff, width of output, and quality of parts is exceptional considering the cost of the parts and there is NO NEED to hack up your headlights to retrofit them. If you have OEM headlights get the standard Mini H1 kit, if you have JDM headlights get the D2S Mini kit. You will not be disappointed.

 

i agree with this tsx projectors will cost you twice as much easy and be three times harder to find. a set of unused morimoto mini h1s are 120. i got a set in my cb7 and the light output is great. only modification needed to the stock housing was to dremel out the stock shield mounting bump. i just used tape and jb weld to cover the whole after removal after that the mini h1 will fit right into the stock headlight light bulb hole. i didnt actually test fit mine to aim them.<---bad idea. used the markings on the back of the headlight to square out the projector and jb welded the projector to the housing. got lucky and they both came out completely level . used a belt sander to modify the e46 shrouds. dont forget to make a shield to block light from escaping the projector. i used some leftover exhaust wrap(painted flat black with high temp paint on one side to prevent replections) and jb weld putty to seal the projector

 

Great advice!!! So will retrofitsource have all this? Do you guys have pics to post? I'd love to see