350z Lasfit LED Headlight Conversion Install & Review 

Cool glad this helped!

Thanks. Totally understand. thankfully I haven't had any issues with them, no error codes or flickering. So far they're doing great and have great output so no regrets, highly recommend. 💪

Yeah they're very delicate to heat. Rather it be from uv damage or from a buffer when doing headlight restoration. I ended up replacing the housing with new one when I repainted the car

@@GQ37official oh wow I didn't know you could do that, is there a place where you can buy the housings or lenses or whatever you might call it, the outer plastic part.

@@Runescape. yea there's several aftermarket ones out there. I wanted black out housings for the look I was going for so here's the best ones I found ebay.us/l1YLWn However, I've heard the light output isn't good if you use the oem HID bulbs. I had already upgraded to LED lighting from Lasfit so I kept that and put it in these DEPO housings and have no issue with light output. I couldn't do a video of the install as I did it while my car was in the shop and being painted so I was in a hurry, but the main thing with after market headlights is to get the beam pattern as close to OEM as possible. To do this I started with the OEM headlights and marked where the beam pattern was on the wall with tape. I marked L and R where it was, how high it went and how wide each side went. Then without moving the car I replaced one headlight at a time and adjusted the beam pattern on the DEPO lights so that it matched where the OEM pattern was on the wall. This is important as they are kind of out of whack straight out of the box and once they're installed you can't adjust them, you have to take the headlight back out and turn the knob etc, (with the bumper off) so it's important to get it right while you're installing. Hope that helps!

It's both low and high beams. The d2s pulls double duty