Im an old guy that likes to mod anything that I get my hands on. Usually the ability to do clean mod jobs comes from many years of hacking things up. I have to say .. buddy that was a clean mod! You paid close attention to detail of cuts and fitment. Great video documentation! Very impressed! Now .. that kinda gave me the itch to create a set for my Jeep :-). Good job bud!!

Mini H1's are always a great choice. Especially huge upgrade when compared to factory sealed beams. Nice job!

NOT BAD DUDE!!! Not often do I become impressed with what people do to mod their cars, but a few of the things you did like using the router and chop saw on plastic/pvc was something that you don't ever typically see someone doing!! That's awesome man!! Great job!!

Very awesome! Your DIY videos are invaluable and I implore you to keep making more, especially seeing as I have a miata as well. Well done!

This is definitely the best write up/ tutorial I have seen on this conversion. Nice work dude, super helpful.

This is amazing. I've been thinking of doing a low profile retrofit for a while and this helps a lot. If I may make a suggestion, though... put "4x6" and "retrofit" somewhere in the title of your video. It'll help direct a lot more people to your video.

Breyden - when I hot glued the projectors into the housing that's when I set the depth. I could slide them in and out to set the right depth. Then I tacked them in place when I had the right depth set.

Justin, I just wanna say that I watch a lot of how to clips on KZfaq but yours has to be one of the best. Absolutely beautiful job! Kudos to you.

Very impressive build, Justin! I particularly like the red accent in the housing. Great job!

Dude...this has to be one of the best conversions Ive seen on this type of housing. My Firebird has the 7"x6" housings. Ive had projectors kicking around for YEARS now. My main issue is the depth due to the pop up lights. This install has inspired me though. I really like the way you made the PVC adapters and used them as the shrouds. That was genius. Giving you a huge shout out if I ever get back to the project because Im 100% using this idea! Thanks for the video!

Nice i love these type of diys for important things like head lights. Thank you, where I live stock headlights for a older car are not enough, lots of cracks on the streets and potholes such which can mess up your car at night.

Wow, wish I had your tools and skills. That's awesome man!

Nice, the custom shroud was a pretty cool. I build retrofit kits like this as well, except I trim and shape the various shrouds that are available to fit in the headlight size that i'm working with. It's interesting seeing someone else's way to do this.

Looks professional and its really neatly done! good job!

dude, no words to describe how amazing ur work is. its more than perfect.

Very nice tutorial, reminds me of something I did for my old 02 Focus with a RS bumper, I put Cadillac HID's into the fog light sections of the bumper.

I was looking for this video for a while. Great job, I'll probably follow this for my 240SX headlights

great work , factory made looking , keep up the good work .

Hi from Australia. Thanks for posting your video. Dad and I found it highly informative and detailed. Great work!!!

That conduit idea just made it look easier! thought I was going to have to use extreme accuracy skills to cut the housings to fit the projectors correctly. Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Pretty slick, they look really good once they're mounted up.

Great video bro👏 Best how-to video on projector retrofitting. Very well explained and executed

How could anybody could give a thumbs down. Very good job!

nice video, I love watching these more than actually doing it! :)

One of the better Tube videos I've seen. Very good with your hands and instructions. Thanks!

Great work,you are very hard working man.

really nice craftsmanship. looks dope.

very Very VERY nicely done job....!!finished product looks amazing. .!!

at first i thought this would be a bit of a hack job when you didn't open the headlights up, but damn, that is one of the cleanest jobs I've seen! can't fault it! love the home made shrouds as well, very nifty. kudos on the video, loved it!

exelent job and craftsmanship, I Will use the same approach when I build mine.

Nice work, I have 2 older cars that have the semi sealed beams and if there is room behind them I will tackle this over the winter. Thanks.

Talented! I prefer making things instead of buying it this is impressive

bad ass job man,very detailed and attentive dude. great job!

Dude did a good job! Looks clean!

Great idea and great job explaining. I have a set of ractangular fog light housings I am planning to make headlights. Might do something like this, because built > bought. Either way I will give you a shoutout. Keep up the good work!

That's some pretty clean hand work brother👍 Looks great on ur car😉

Great job man. Nice clean work

Nicely done! Justin

This is awesome; great work!

Nice clean job!! love it

That was great! Ive been looking for a way to put projectors in a 4x6 housing without baking them. Your video was super detailed, but I do have a question. How did you set the depth of the projector in the headlight so it wouldnt touch the housing lense? Again, thanks so much for that video

You are a perfectionist BRO BRAVO

fantastic job,Justin

wow those's turned out good ,good job, looks nice

Thanks for this video! I bought these same crap lights off eBay (but 5 x 7) for my old toyota truck and they sucked so bad I was really close to throwing them away and then thought maybe someone would have a good mod video for them...and here I am!

I really enjoyed this video. if you do one on how you mounted and wired them in I would greatly appreciate it! I sure hope to see more miata videos! keep up the good work!

Nice clean work .

very nice...very detailed oriented. good job.

Really nice job. I see that you have a eye for the details and don't just rush things...

Simply amazing.! Thanks a lot for the idea.!

I'm definitely going to try this!! Thank You!!

U did a good clean job..... Without baking..... Nice and u gave me some ideas too

Very nice Job. Very Clean

Great tutorial and great video. very nice job well done.

Nice lil custom project

Very creative. Nice job.

awesome video. These will be on my bike soon!

Nice job. Why did you use the tape over using a high end silicone sealant? The radius on the pipe parts looks perfect.

WOw man. really hard work, congrats !: )

excellent video. do you have any adjustment on the headlight? up\down or left ight? does the beam project where its needed and not blind oncoming drivers?

This is pretty much unrelated (potentially), but I have a 2002 Saab that has a small bulb, maybe 5 watts inside the light housing. Even if you turn off the headlights and have the fuse removed for the daytime running lights this 5 watt light will turn on, apparently it's to keep the headlights slightly illuminated at all time to give them a bit of "sparkle" so oncoming traffic can see you. I did a retrofit and removed them.

Excelente trabajo amigo. Muy lindo. Prolijo. Un abrazo desde Argentina

Cool how you made your own custom shroud. Very nice work.

Pretty impressive. Good job.

Very nice man, I miss having vehicles to customize and work on..

great video Justin.

Good video Justin. Those are pretty sharp lookin. Subscribed. Liked. Thank you.

cool video. how do you adjust the beam direction? Also, how do you ensure that the beam projects to the right. (I live in the UK where we drive on the left hand side of the road and car headlights have to project to the left to avoid dazzling vehicles travelling in the opposite direction of travel.)

Great job dude!

your ideas is so good

doing a retrofit on a 1g 3000gt and was curious about the mechanics of your popups and the level of clearance it has with the back end of the projector.

Useful diy, thanks!

I would like to see you do the same with the round lighthouse you showed the end , I have a car with that type of headlamp

Very nice!...One idea for people who want the shroud to have a crome like finish is you could cover the PVC shroud with that aluminum tape then polish the tape with compound and buffer wheel until it has a mirror finish.

Awesome job bro!

That perfect for snow plow lights .! Thanks!

Soooo I have a old Toyota pickup 89 and it has the three female input which is the ground, high beam, and low beam. But my question is... if I do this headlight housing and the projector only holds the H1 bulb is there any way I can convert the wires or anything like that? I was thinking of buying the H1 bi-xenon kit and doing the ground on metal and the high beam and low beam connect to the corresponding wires. Is that possible???

amazing work dude

super clean

Man this video was incredible I'm going to try it out on my trans am

The final product seemed to turn out great. I made my own projectors for my 92 Dodge Stealth because I wasn't buying a $900.00 kit. My technique was a little different. Anyway. Great work and good looking ride!!!

Great job!

This is really nice. Good job man.

nice headlights. Great procedure the router on the conduit gave it a nice finish

nice, I made projector headlights for my 1994 chevy corsica, it was an odd car but I done it up big time lol the lights were mostly for looks did not get a really fuctional headlight this looks like it could work nicely. plus if you got the buckets for it you could aim it properly.

Great clean job!

Very good. Nice video and nice fiting..

awesome job bro!! thank you for the ideas!!!

Great work 👊🏼

Nice work!

Nice job dude!

Nice job and very creative as well.

clean and perfect. good job my friend. Thumbs up

Dude, awesome tutorial. I have been looking for projector or LED lights for my street rod truck. I think ill stop looking now. Ill probably add DIY halos to mine. Thanx again. Now you should look into the Miata Exo-skeleton kit and a Coyote drive train.

Very nice job.

Hi , great job !! I wish you are still there What kind of plastic is the lens made of ?

You have some serious skills bro

I was certain this was possible. Thanks for the conviction to make the video

Thanks for posting. I did exactly this project this weekend on some 7x6 lights. Any issues with moisture entering at the bulb socket?

Great work