First go get one of these clear lenses OEM STYLE housing. Which will give you the best possible output from your projectors.

Pre-heat the oven at 350 and turned it off and put the lights in the oven for about 10 mins. You can also use a heat gun around the edges if that’s not enough.
Then get a flat head screwdriver and pry out the glass out a little.

Then take a sharp knife and cut the glue while you are prying it. I find this method very fast and easy, took me only 10 mins for both headlights.

Then you’ll have this

To take the reflector part out, just unscrew the adjustment screws.

Get a marker and put a line in the centre where the h4 hole was.

Then get a dermal and cut the back of the reflector out for your new projectors from this

To this

Get 4 L mounting brackets from home depot and cut them like this so it can fit onto the projectors

Mount it up to the TSX projectors and place it into the reflector housing.
Make sure it lines up wit the centre marking you did with the marker earlier.

After that just mark the holes where you need to drill and mount it up.
Chances are the horizontal aiming will need to be adjusted. So in order to do that,
You need to put it on the car and see if it’s straight.
If you need to adjust it just throw on some washers under one of the L brackets between the L bracket and reflector.
That way it raises it up or down.
I think this takes the longest, as you will have to take the reflector piece on and off.

After that’s done you will need to make a shroud for it. You can use anything to your imagination, or buy some E46 shrouds but they are expensive.
So here’s mine I made
Chrome ring from a travel mug (you can buy this at Wal-Mart)
3” PVC pipe (Home Depot)
Garden light plastic top. (Canadian tire)
And this bendable metal bracket from the plumbing section


I just drilled the wholes on the PVC pipe
And put a bolt there for the bendable bracket to mount onto the tsx projector.
Put the bracket on the inside.
Sorry didn’t take any pics. Got to use your imagination.

After the horizontal is straight, you can now seal up the headlight.
I sealed it up by using the heat gun around the old glue to make it soft again.
And put a nice bead of silicone around it. That should be good enough.
Then you get something like this,

This one is on a little incline


More better pics of output coming soon.
Happy retrofitting

Modified by denshu at 10:57 AM 4/17/2008

1994 Infinti Q45 aka drive slow homie

I don't want to thread jack but I have the same style headlights that I was going to use for a retro, but I am not going to get an EG so they're of no use to me. Hopefully someone going this route can use them. $90 plus shipping, BNIB.

http://www.hondamarketplace.co...63345

You did EXACTLY what I wanted to do, except I was debating between LR3 and S2k projectors

THANK YOU. GREAT WRITE UP!

The 8mm screws on the back are all functional and adjust like stock.
Because you mounted the projector onto the reflector peice that moves as a whole.

The break down on the price will be in canadian dollars.
Tsx projector - $60( usually around $100-$150 but i got a good deal)
Headlight housing with corners- $110
build materials approx. $50
OEM philips bulbs and ballast -$389.99us + shipping from HID planet

about 3 weeks on and off labour for me.
So around $609.99

for sale:
misc B18C1 / EG parts

for sale:
misc B18C1 / EG parts

I don't plan to have the car for more then 2 years. it's almost on it's last legs lol.
400 000 kms on it

it's only got about 230,000 kms on it

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2279310

for sale:
misc B18C1 / EG parts

the h4 halogen bulb it replaces has both high and low in one... so now, he only has low beams (so it appears)

for sale:
misc B18C1 / EG parts

I think someone on here does this on the side where you just send him the headlights and he'll do it for you but not sure about price.
Very well worth it i'm sure. I think his screen name is prelude somthing?

also. if you find out his name. let me know also. thanks