So after a lot of frustration and a toasted fuel pump, I finally got my HID retrofit all done. For my first retrofit it was a bit easier than expected. The worst part BY FAR was dealing with all the headlight sealant lol
So long story about the etching. I got free etching from TRS over their black friday sale (BTW, customer service is top notch). A few days after I placed the order and submitted my etching design I saw a 3rd gen with TRX4 stickers. What the heck does that TRX4 stand for?? Turns out it was an actual trim level from the factory. I'm dumb.
To make it worse, I find out that TRX also stands for a new concept Rebel! Oops. As much as it may seem like I was trying to upbadge, I definitely wasn't as "TRX" means something totally different to me LOL
Anyways, the entire HID system is all morimoto. 35w ballasts, 5500k bulbs, dropped into some morimoto mini h1s. I don't think I have them perfectly straight like this now as I had to take them out to deal with a vibration issue, but they're close enough that I don't really notice.
The ones in the back are my old Spec-D OEM projectors. I may one day end up retrofitting them as well if I get the itch to do a hardcore retrofit
Pics are blurry for some reason, but left is the before and right is after. The left picture does justice to just how little I could see with the halogen h1 projectors on those Spec-Ds. The headlights themselves were decent but the projectors inside are rather trashy.
I drilled a hole through the clutch delete plate and put in a daystar wiring boot that goes to a switch under my steering wheel to turn on the demon eyes and angel eyes. The boot was too expensive for what it is but made for a clean install. I don't have those working just yet (Think I have a grounding issue) but combined with a trip down to Corpus Christi, a snowstorm, and too much rain I haven't had time to look into it. Once I get that sorted out I'll post some more pics