ok work with me here. I remember a thread a long time ago where a guy posted pics of his headlights that he somehow custom fit fog/driving lights into where the high beam would normally be. I want to know if he still reads the board how exactly he did that? I thought it was a very clean looking setup and wanted to know if he could give me some direction to doing something like that with mine.

Sorry I can't remember his name, but I know it was a white Accord with an H22 or H23, i believe it was boosted as well.

 

i can't remember his name either...

 

Well, I dont know exactly, but here's a link that shows you how to take apart the headlight:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=282131

I tried it one time, without following these directions, and f@*ked up a corner light. Never do it at 400 degrees for ten minutes.

 

yeah i've read up on how to get them apart, I just wanna know how he fit those in there and how he got them wired up and everything.

 

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250F for 5 minutes, 8" from the bottom will do just fine

 

Obviously this can be done on any car that has regular headlights...does anyone know how much light is cut down by painting the housing black. Also I have a HID conversion kit and they are really bright was also wondering if this would reduce the light lost by painting it black as well. Any one recommend any colors for that true JDM look? Thanks again

 

wtf? how does this have anything to do with this thread topic? maybe you should try to post it in the thread that got linked

 

there is no specific answer really. you will just have to open the headlights, and get whatever you are putting in to them and be creative.

heres a6 projectors in my headlights

 

that looks really good. nice job man.