i put these on my '90 absolutely love em!!

I've been a Morimoto fan since I installed Morimoto HID Projectors into my 1999 NB headlights. They really pay attention to light patterns and quality. I also replaced the fog lights in my 2014 Mazda 3 with Morimoto LED exact replacement projector assemblies. These are real quality products!

Been using Cibie E Codes with Hella 100/55 watt bulbs for years which are a vast improvement over stock. I hardly drive my NA at night but if it was still my daily there might be a case for these to go along with the LED bulbs I put in the rear taillights.

i put in "Morimoto Sealed7 1.0 Bi-LED Headlight" probably 5 years ago. i've been happy with them. they were $150 for two. the light output "looks pretty similar" to what was showing up on the tool cabinet in the video. i hardly ever need the high beams. the pattern on them is extremely wide, more so than any other vehicle i've driven.

Yes, the price is high in comparison with a number of other offerings. So is the performance as well. Those of us that live in areas where the number one cause of accidents may be deer or other large animals on the road as well as those of us that have reached the age of forty or so and have noticed our night vision is rapidly diminishing will probably appreciate these more than others. Another factor to consider is the rapidly appreciating prices on NA Miatas. The days of finding a clean Miata for $2500-$3000 appear to be in the rear view mirror. That 3k car may be 7k in a lot of areas now and it gets painful to lose one to a deer, or a jacked up 4x4 truck and $700 while very high might be a lot cheaper than having your insurance agent tell you they are totaling your car because the company thinks it is too expensive to repair. It's also a matter of priority and also perspective. Would I rather have the new PlayStation X that will be worth little in three years when X+1 is introduced or a NA that may be worth double what it was three years ago? Everyone has their own decision making process. I just bought some new reloading equipment that cost pretty close to what these headlights do. LOL Probably not a wise decision at all, but we each have our weaknesses and and it is not always a significant other! I might also add, look at prices of things we buy routinely. Inflation is running rampant and car parts don't seem to be escalating, in general, as fast as a lot of things. Some paid a lot for the GE Nighthawks/TruckLites seven or 8 years ago and they are still popular. The Morimoto's are not that much more than those when inflation is taken into account. Anyone that shops knows what pricing has done in the past year. I am not saying these are not expensive but they may not be that bad in comparison to other high end items in today's market. It's a question of priorities. To see or to play is a different matter when compared to "or eat"

Looks like it has a pretty solid bottom cut off line too I just ordered one for my motorcycle..you think I’ll be able to see the road under that bottom cut off line or will I have to put separate lights on to see that part of the road?

$681.00 - WOW!

Holy Moley. $600!?

Mike, I have an off topic question: How is your front license plate attached?

I wish it had the halo ring for drls makes the Miata look like it has eyes

I got some 70$ offbrand jeep halo lights from amazon, they're much brighter than the crappy incandescent bulbs so I'm satisfied. I don't think most NAs are worth putting 600$ headlights on, though I guess someone out there wants these

Now we NEED replacements for NB miatas!

I'd recommend Koito European Spec (E-Code) 7" round headlights for your NA Miata. They look similar to stock and have glass lenses and replaceable 60/55W H4 bulbs. Direct plugin without any adapters or wiring modifications. Far superior to the standard sealed beams. They cost a lot less than these LEDs and if you prefer the Koito's can be upgraded to higher wattage bulbs.

Do they do these in a RHD variant?

I would cut the black rubber piece. Cut a roundish part out of where the headlight touches, that way you still have the majority of it, and it wont rub.

Hey FM, those rubber flaps you where talking about do you know where i can get the specific hardware to place them back in? I'm not sure what type of screws or bolts are suppose to go in there . IMO I like how it looks like with the flaps on the screws that where in there recently broke off.

Na fam. We need halos. What’s FM’s top recommendation for quality halo lights?

Where can I get them and im in Ireland so we are on the right side of the road

Morimoto have some 7” LEDs that look more traditional, you’re not satisfied with them?

whens the next restock?

Not that I expect to have the price of these available in the near future . . . But yet another display of light pattern with Both headlights on. Which I find 'sub-optimal'. The fine details of light pattern matter, and a single light on a flat reflective background is far more educational than a pair on the same display space. Ideally both options are shown, as some single light pattern issues are compensated for when both lights are correctly aimed, but not all. If the demo was redone with a much smaller aperature, or shorter shutter, we'd see more details of the current 'blown out' light pattern. Given the recent advances in reflective coatings on highway signs, any lifting of low beam Or high beam to the right produces far too much back glare for aging eyes to deal with. We all Will have cataracts, if something doesn't kill us earlier. Hoping everyone concerned with Miata lighting lives to, and past, that age. Current lense technology for replacing cataract fogged lens in our eyes is not compatible with such strong reflective light coming back from overly enthusiastic road signs. These are nice for being seen with headlights older than many drivers, but terrifying in demanding driving situations with modern headlights where details of both traffic, and road surface matter to both safe passage, and avoiding major tire/suspension damage. I'm using Cibie housings, with the E-code angled up right low beam, and can't wait to find affordable lights with better pattern (Dumb me took a recommendation for LED bulbs seriously, Daniel Stern was right.) and serious, safe, intensity.

why they are poly lens not a real glass ?

Don't take this the wrong way, as you know that I love you guys....but for this price range and difference of price from lets say one of the better ones you have tested, I would have to see a side by side both in light output and pattern and overall quality of construction in order to convince me that they are worth the cost. I'm personally more interested in light output, and how well they project down the road then I am for light pattern and cut off. To be honest I would also be more interested and likely to buy, quality led bulbs to go in my already upgraded Hella lights which themselves were already a major upgrade from the stock sealed beams. Just my opinion, but I think that offering just the bulbs for the Hellas as sort of a second tier option would be great and you would likely sell a ton as well. In fact you may want to consider the above comparison and add a third car with the leds in the Hella lights as a three way comparison like here is what you can expect with the best of the ones we found on amazon, the next is our quality led bulbs in Hella housings , and finally the Morimoto lights as the ultimate. If people can see side by side you will be much more likely to convince them to pay an additional $600. Can you tell I have a marketing degree? I'll always be available to work, for you if you decide that you want to want to expand with remote CSRs again.......

Are these street legal?

Shut up and take my money!

Id rather spend 600 dollars on some wheels than a pair of headlights. lol.

Jesus, $681? GTFO.

Too expensive.

I'm surprised that you don't understand WHY the rubber piece is in front of the bulbs; I learned about it over 30 years ago!. It is like a squeegee that wipes down the front of the bulb. Saying it is for "aesthetics" is straining at gnats. Your suggestion to remove it to avoid damaging the plastic "lens" in front illustrates an good reason NOT to buy these lights. The plastic lenses used on modern cars discolor and abrade rapidly; because of this when I installed Hella E-Codes on my OTM VW Jetta TDI, I had to replace them a few years later with glass lensed E-Codes. If these were available with glass instead of plastic, I might consider them but not until then.