3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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Finding matching projectors is a little difficult, its usually easier/cheaper to just buy them both at the same time, so the top one is if you really want those projectors, which I highly doubt you NEED them.
The bottom is what Camracer did on his car, you don't have to change the front end. Looks pretty good IMO except the high beam area is a little off because its so pushed towards the middle of the car.
The es300 lights are one piece with both high and low beam projectors. If you want to separate them you will need to cut some metal. I wouldnt try to use these for a retrofit ulness you intend to use the whole thing as one piece.
Without depo you won't get a great cutoff.. I cleared my lens as many of you know and there is a cutoff but its not super clear, but the HID in the projectors is definitely a better spread of light.
I got my depos last week, the light output is nice, but I'd like a more even spread. They are selling the other side ES330 lamp too, each for about 40, is 80 dollars for 2 ES330 projectors too much?
Personally I would've went with better projectors than the MDX that I bought, but 80 sounds like a great deal for an even better set of projectors! Go for it!
Not that I know of.. there are plug and play kits but those go for a lot more without good light spread and cutoffs. I got my H11 HID bulbs for $14 on ebay.. you gotta spend something on the projectors can't really get everything you want at the price you want to pay..
Even if you get RHD projectors, if you know anything about them you can modify the shield to be LHD. For my projectors I opted to modify them into a straight flat line so there is no step in the cutoff.
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