Want to upgrade to xenon's bulbs or HID's?

Pic 1: You should have the right optics.

Pic 2: Or your car is going to look like this to oncoming traffic.

Pic 3: Xenon projectors tested with an LED Flashlight - No Glare

Skill Level: Intermediate

Parts: Morimoto Mini H1 Projectors
Xenon Depot H1 Bulb & Ballast set
USDM Projector style headlights
two 3"x 4" PVC general purpose drain
Stretch and seal tape

Step 1: Remove Headlights

Open hood
Remove grille (4 clips & 3 screws)
Remove headlights (3 Screws)

Step 2: Gather the Materials & Parts

Pic 1:
Two 3" x 4" General purpose PVC Drain
Stretch & Seal tape for waterproofing.

Pic 2:
I chose the drain as the diameter matched the original headlight housing perfectly.
Also, the top of the drain provided a flush mounting surface for the projector housings

Pic 3: Disassemble your headlight housings

Step 3: Making the Housing.

Pic 1: The reason for choosing the general purpose drain was:
PVC - can withstand temperature fluctuations
Durable
Waterproof
The top of the drain provided a flush mounting surface for the projector housings
I chose the drain as the diameter matched the original headlight housing perfectly.

Pic 2: Using a table saw cut the drain to height.
(Take off 1mm of material every pass if using a table saw)
You can also use a rotary tool or hand file.

Pic 3: Trim PVC piping to have a step.
This allows the housing to fit within the front of the housing.

Pic 4: A look from inside.

Step 4: Cutting the PVC Drains to Size

Pic 1: After fitting the projector into the new PVC housing
I had to reduce PVC Drain housing height
This reduces the gap between projector and refractor

Pic 2: Took a few quick measurements and figured it out.

Pic 3: New lenses!

Pic 4: Broken tab.

Pic 5: Shaped a piece of aluminum to fit within tab area.

Pic 6: Bent the piece to fit into the broken tab area. (follow up with epoxy)

Pic 7: PVC Drains cut to size

Step 5: Mounting the Projector

Pic 1: Finally after another trimming, I find the right height.

Pic 2: Cut a circular disk that fits within the drain (to replace the original drain mesh)
Use original mounting points for the drain mesh to mount the circular disk
Drill a 1" hole to fit the projector housing in.

Pic 3 - Projector housing mounted

Pic 4: Click tabs were made to click fit the new housing into the original

Pic 5: The click tabs lock into the inner lip of the original housing

Pic 6: Loaded!

Pic 7: Finish the housing for the other side