08arcticcat
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After burning out my mini h1 headlights i had built for me back in 2012/13 i decided to try my hand at making my own.
I have been running 55w hid in the morimoto mini h1 for 8 years and the output was declining down to where its terrible. Finally i decided to do something about it.
I ordered a set of morimot D2S 5.0 projectors, some 4500K D2H bulbs, the wiring, and the butyl from Winnipeg HID on black friday, he has been awesome to deal with.
I researched this for weeks, watched as much youtube as i could. Joined headlight junkies on facebook, and searched back years on facebook on the groups for my trucks bodystyle.
This week off i finally decided to pull the trigger. Into the oven they went. I found 240F for 14 minutes, then 8 minutes and then 9 minutes was enough to open the headlight without enough struggle that new swear words were invented.
Cleaning the permaseal out of the grooves was a huge PITA!
I bought a dremel to increase the opening size in order to fit the d2s threaded shaft. The dremel came in handy for butchering the shround down to a size where it would fit.
I have been running 55w hid in the morimoto mini h1 for 8 years and the output was declining down to where its terrible. Finally i decided to do something about it.
I ordered a set of morimot D2S 5.0 projectors, some 4500K D2H bulbs, the wiring, and the butyl from Winnipeg HID on black friday, he has been awesome to deal with.
I researched this for weeks, watched as much youtube as i could. Joined headlight junkies on facebook, and searched back years on facebook on the groups for my trucks bodystyle.
This week off i finally decided to pull the trigger. Into the oven they went. I found 240F for 14 minutes, then 8 minutes and then 9 minutes was enough to open the headlight without enough struggle that new swear words were invented.
Cleaning the permaseal out of the grooves was a huge PITA!
I bought a dremel to increase the opening size in order to fit the d2s threaded shaft. The dremel came in handy for butchering the shround down to a size where it would fit.