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Official: Morimoto Mini H1 7.0
At TRS, we still care about spanking your brand new Benz at night with even higher performance headlights from Morimoto.
That's why we've spent quite some time developing the latest and greatest. The Morimoto Mini H1 7.0 Bi-xenon Projector
This is like Honda giving the Civic a full overhaul. BMW replacing their bread and butter 3 series. Coca Cola revising the formula to their original soft drink. If we don't get this right, we're screwed!
Whats new:
- Longer threaded shaft compared to 6.0
- All-new die cast curved bi-xenon cutoff shield
- All-new (for the first time ever on a Mini H1) side-pull solenoid
- All new (for the first time ever on a Mini H1) metal lens holder with see-through "7" icon
- Unique optics compared to all previous generation MH1 projectors
What hasn't changed:
- Still compatible with existing Mini Gatling shrouds
- Still uses the same overall bulb/mounting hardware setup
- Overall dimensions basically the same
- Standard equipped with optically clear lenses
Given their current prototyping status, we expect release in December or January. Pricing is still to be determined as well.
Cheerio!
Comparing the shields on two of the latest prototypes. Notice the added curvature and officially rusted prototype solenoids!
That curve though, no wonder they're wider than S2000 projectors!
And that lens holder, oooo wee!
From another thread (already posted) but here it is again. Output.
That's why we've spent quite some time developing the latest and greatest. The Morimoto Mini H1 7.0 Bi-xenon Projector
This is like Honda giving the Civic a full overhaul. BMW replacing their bread and butter 3 series. Coca Cola revising the formula to their original soft drink. If we don't get this right, we're screwed!
Whats new:
- Longer threaded shaft compared to 6.0
- All-new die cast curved bi-xenon cutoff shield
- All-new (for the first time ever on a Mini H1) side-pull solenoid
- All new (for the first time ever on a Mini H1) metal lens holder with see-through "7" icon
- Unique optics compared to all previous generation MH1 projectors
What hasn't changed:
- Still compatible with existing Mini Gatling shrouds
- Still uses the same overall bulb/mounting hardware setup
- Overall dimensions basically the same
- Standard equipped with optically clear lenses
Given their current prototyping status, we expect release in December or January. Pricing is still to be determined as well.
Cheerio!
Comparing the shields on two of the latest prototypes. Notice the added curvature and officially rusted prototype solenoids!
That curve though, no wonder they're wider than S2000 projectors!
And that lens holder, oooo wee!
From another thread (already posted) but here it is again. Output.
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