Retrofit Bi-LED Projector - Inspira/Lancer 08 

Should be around the same procedure just the wiring might be different a bit. Good luck on your project.

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Odd, usually its the Evo that comes with projector headlights and lancer comes with reflector headlights. You can add me up and message me on FB (TC's AnythingGoes Channel). I will see what I can advice.

Thanks for your kind words. 2010 and 2011 Inspira already has the wiring for the headlight adjuster. Just needed to get the switch. I think part of 2012 batch has them as well but post that, the wiring was taken out by Proton.

i did ask the distributor that sold me the parts and they mentioned its supposed to be on the outside to prevent water from going into the headlights. I was using this retrofit for a few months without any issues till my wife crashed my car and i took out the retrofit for almost a year. I just had them installed back the exact same way and still no leak.

I have the same feeling, I've seen a few retrofit-masters and they've been installing it on the projector.

Thanks man. the ring are meant for 2.5 inch projector. Link is in the description

Exactly. just tap to existing wiring. No need to put any fuse.

The rubber seals needs to be behind the screw. If its between the reflector and projector, water can get into the case from the rear. Also, the manufacturer was the one giving the instruction. IT IS SIGNIFICANTLY better than the halogen. Not as bright as the LEDs + Reflector combo but the cutoff of the projectors are just.... SUPERB.

@@TCsAnythingGoes thank you so much, for your feedback, it is really nice that you are replying to viewers. Keep up the good work. I ordered them today, I will be installing them in bmw f30 and I guess I will be the first who has done it hehe.

Thanks for your compliment, alright! I need to improve in the sense of using less OK and ALRIGHT..... but its been with me for 30 years so its pretty hard to kick the habit.

The painting is just to black out the chrome portion to make it look nicer. The drilling is not necessary. As I explained in the video, I was converting it from a 9005 mount to 9006 mount.

Evo X projectors are HID projectors. I would suggest getting a good quality LED meant for your projectors instead of retrofitting.

Thanks for your reply. My current headlight is running halogen only. Im thinking which one is better if I want to use HID. Not sure to get evo x projector or retrofit aftermarket projector into my headlight.

ahhhh, got it. Currently on stock lancer headlamps. If you can afford it, Evo X headlamps with LED bulbs. On a budget, retrofit projector into your current headlamps and use LEDs. Retrofitting, you have two options. Option 1 - do like what I did and get a projector with built in LEDs ( clear cut off and less hassle to install ). Downside - if the LED burns, you gotta take the entire headlamp apart to change it. Option 2 - Retrofit a quality projector into the headlamp that uses LED bulbs (non-built in LEDs). This is harder to do but the benefits in the long run is tremendous. You can choose what LEDs you want to put in (color temp and brightness) and if your LED ever burn, you can just change the bulb like how you do with your halogen. Hope this helps.

Thanks for your input. Evo X lamps are running xenon right? It will be better to convert it to LED? In terms of brightness only, are stock Evo X projectors just as good as retrofitted Xenon/LED? I am leaning towards xenon at the moment because I can replace it easier and I've read that 4300K is good for xenon.

Yes, Evo X lamps are running Xenons. Its definitely brighter than halogens. Evo X projectors are pretty good and definitely better than most retrofits. If you are going for 4300k, then Xenon is the way to go as LEDs normally come on 6000k. Brightness wise, LED (quality ones) beats Xenon by a fair bit. Here is my take: Xenon - has a few seconds start up time to warm up - runs pretty hot without a cooling system - takes in more Watts LEDs - no start up time - runs hotter but comes with a cooling system. Quality ones can be used for years. Cheap ones tend to burn every few months - less wattage for the same brighness - majority only comes with 6000k and above.

Yes, but without the shroud. If you want to install with a new shroud, you will need to cut off the reflector for the hi-beam. On the low beam side, there is even enough space for a 3 inch projector.

@@TCsAnythingGoes Hey, I just wanna say how great your tutorial is. Something worth mentioning about the low beam side, the stock reflector on Lancers/Inspiras does take well on 3 inch projectors, but since there's a horizontal cut off on top of the reflector, maximum size for the projector shroud will be 12.4cm vertically and 14cm horizontally. Sinolyn"s 3 inch projectors mostly comes with 12.8cm-13.5cm shroud, which will need abit of grinding.

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I did not use any H1 Led.

@@TCsAnythingGoes Sorry, the cable at 12:41, the mechanic didn't found the way to connect it right, and has been many days.

@@juanpena4286 Do you mean the wires for the solenoid? The high beam

The one I installed in this video is a 2.5 inch. But looking at the space availability, you can install a 3 inch easily.

This is a 2.5 inch. But judging from the available space, a 3 inch would not be a problem.

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I have not been stopped before at roadblocks. As a matter of fact, any of my setups have not been stopped at roadblocks before. Cause I ensure whatever bulb or retrofit i do to the cars I own, it does not glare others. That said, if the JPJ officer is really desperate to fill their quota..... they would find any faults. I have personally been stopped and almost fined for my horn being not loud enough..... (i just bought the car new a few months back so it was ridiculous to claim my horn is faulty)

It was used for a few months before my wife crashed my car and I took out the projector. Now I have just installed it back a few weeks ago and its still as bright as ever. So I will say after around 6 months of usage, its still good. No water leak as well.

looking at it, 3 inch is possible. there is enough space to do it.

So far have been able to pass roadblocks with JPJ without issue. But I been able to pass roadblocks even with my other setups (HID + Ori reflector), (LED + Ori reflector) all these while. When it comes to the hard rule by JPJ, no modification or retrofitting is allowed at all. I have had a friend whom received a letter to go Puspakom for testing cause he changed to Evo X headlights.

Hyperboloid projectors (2 projector lenses in one), The angel eyes are C shape and white+yellow color. You can get more info by following the link in the description.

that's what people online are telling me. But the company that sold the kit to me told me otherwise. Been using it for a few months before the car was crashed. But I got it installed back the same way and have been using it for a few months again..... no leak, no overheat. So I am guess both way works.

foglamp i tak nyala. Yg you nampak nyala ialah angel eye ring saja. Tu I wire ke lampu kecik sebelah headlamp. Ada I buat tutorial dia dulu ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M8wVx7KjuuY.html

Yes, every LED has its own cooling fan. The Bi-LED projector has the fan blowing air out from the back which means any hot air inside the headlight will be suck out thru there. The Novsight LED (that I installed at the hi-beam) has a cooling fan behind it.

@@TCsAnythingGoes thanks for the info. I thought that model doesn't, just cooling fins. Mine has a fan at the back. i wonder how will the heat escape when the entire headlight assembly is sealed and the dust cap in the rear.

@@wonderboykun If its the 9006 ( main beam) then your fans will be outside the headlight assembly. But the 9005 (hi-beam), the fan will be inside the assembly. In my setup, I rely on the bi-led's fan to blow the air out from its rear. I would not trust LEDs with just cooling fins.... these bulbs are hot. And heat is the main enemy of LEDs.

@@TCsAnythingGoes hmmm... My stock was an H4 retroffited with iPHCar P3 Bi-led projector. The fan is at the back of the projector and just about aligned to the lip of the headlight assembly where the dust cap is fitted. I really can't find where will the heat vents out in this setup :(

@@wonderboykun what car are you driving? Cause H4 is not a bulb we use in the Inspira or Lancer.

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@@TCsAnythingGoes bole la bos

which plates?