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dbeiler · 03-01-2018, 06:42 PM

I've finally made my decision and started working on the Zenki lights. I choose the Mini H1 7.0 kit mostly because it was the only projector small enough to fit into the S14 light assembly while keeping some decent projector shroud options. The Zenki reflector assembly is only 4" high. Using a larger projector would require most of the projector shroud to be hacked off for clearance. I want switchback halos so hacking up the projector shrouds must be kept to a minimum.

List is as follows:
Morimoto Mini H1 7.0 stage3 kit
SP122 precision bulb holders
35amp ballasts
5500K bulbs
H4/9003 Motocontrol wire harness
And my favorite part:
Mini X5-R white/amber LED switchback projector shrouds

I'm thinking of wiring the halos as daytime running lights. A parking brake trigger would turn on the halos whenever the brake is released. 99.9% of the cars I see on the road lately use LED DRLs. It just makes sense to use the halos for that.

03-01-2018, 06:42 PM	#853
dbeiler Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Lancaster county, PA Age: 33 Posts: 465 Trader Rating: (4)	I've finally made my decision and started working on the Zenki lights. I choose the Mini H1 7.0 kit mostly because it was the only projector small enough to fit into the S14 light assembly while keeping some decent projector shroud options. The Zenki reflector assembly is only 4" high. Using a larger projector would require most of the projector shroud to be hacked off for clearance. I want switchback halos so hacking up the projector shrouds must be kept to a minimum. List is as follows: Morimoto Mini H1 7.0 stage3 kit SP122 precision bulb holders 35amp ballasts 5500K bulbs H4/9003 Motocontrol wire harness And my favorite part: Mini X5-R white/amber LED switchback projector shrouds I'm thinking of wiring the halos as daytime running lights. A parking brake trigger would turn on the halos whenever the brake is released. 99.9% of the cars I see on the road lately use LED DRLs. It just makes sense to use the halos for that.