Prelude Projectors

[xbn83]

Retrofit will cost you a bit but it is worth every penny. I know it is worth it for me because 5th headlights are the worst ones you could slap a HID bulbs in them. It gives out a ton of glares, def a ticket for it. If you do it yourself, you probably look around $500 more or less depend how cheap you get the parts, if not add ~$300 labor to it. Buy a spare headlights to work on so you don't have down time, or in case if you mess up you still have a good pair. After you finish, sell the pair you just take out from your car to get the money back.

[batlude]

nice!!!!

[Ludester]

Retrofit will cost you a bit but it is worth every penny. I know it is worth it for me because 5th headlights are the worst ones you could slap a HID bulbs in them. It gives out a ton of glares, def a ticket for it. If you do it yourself, you probably look around $500 more or less depend how cheap you get the parts, if not add ~$300 labor to it. Buy a spare headlights to work on so you don't have down time, or in case if you mess up you still have a good pair. After you finish, sell the pair you just take out from your car to get the money back.

That's the smartest advise anybody can give anybody that has a fifth prelude. +1 for you my friend .

Regular hid kits give a ton of glare. With not a single focus point of a main light (Bright light). Regular hids have a horrable cut off point. Actually it does not have a cut off point period. So that leaves you with only one choice. Retrofitting...... Anything else on a fifth gen prelude is a waste of money or a hazzard the way I previously stated above.

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