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RETRO-QUIK: HELLA E55 BI-XENON

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RETRO-QUIK: HELLA E55 BI-XENONLucky You. The Hella E55 style projector is one of the most common. The EvoX R has long since been an easy replacement, but for even better performance, there's always been more out there. Luckily for you, the Morimoto Retro Quik system is designed as a direct bolt on upgrade for a big performance boost inside the headlights on all cars equipped with these Hella E55 style Bi Xenon projectors. Projector Perfection. There are other projectors that

Lucky You.

The Hella E55 style projector is one of the most common. The EvoX-R has long since been an easy replacement, but for even better performance, there's always been more out there. Luckily for you, the Morimoto Retro-Quik system is designed as a direct bolt-on upgrade for a big performance boost inside the headlights on all cars equipped with these Hella E55 style Bi-Xenon projectors.

Projector Perfection.

There are other projectors that produce brighter hot spots. There are other projectors that have unholy amounts of width. But no other option creates the perfect balance of width & hotspot lux (aka distance) quite like the 5.0. In order to create the ultimate weapon for driving in the dark; Morimoto baked in all of the best practices from a variety of well-respected OEM and aftermarket projectors. Their latest and greatest equates to the perfect all-around perfomer. While it big boost in the performance department, it's also clear they've paid attention to the details in the parts department too. New bulb holders & lock rings are icing on our projector pie!

Mounting Hardware.

100% Engineered in the US. Laser cut from automotive-grade G10 fiberglass. The Retro-Quik brackets at the heart of this Ford Fusion custom headlight kit are designed to adapt the Morimoto Mini 7.0 Bi-xenon projectors directly in place of the unsophisticated stock units. Using the original mounting holes paired with new hardware, they are the beauty behind this Ford Fusion custom headlight kit that makes it an easy install. 

HID Ballasts.

The Morimoto XB 2.0 HID Ballasts are just as good looking on the outside as they are well-engineered on the inside. They are available in both 35w and 50w versions, use proprietary software by the pros at Hylux paired with packaging perfection from the masters at Morimoto.

D2S HID Bulbs.

Homegrown by Morimoto to out-perform any alternatives on the market when installed in projector-based headlight--and it shows. We admit the latest generation XB HID bulbs are pretty impressive when compared to other bulbs, and even older Morimoto bulbs. At the heart of the XB bulbs is their perfectly-aligned 100% Philips quartz glass capsule that houses high quality halide salts from German-supplier Messer.

Relay Harness.

As one of the most important parts in any HID lighting upgrade, don't skimp out when it comes to your wiring. It doesn't matter how good your ballasts are or how good your bulbs are, if your harness is a piece of crap, when it gives out your headlights are gonzo. The Morimoto HD Relay harness is easily worth the premium price compared to cheaper alternatives. With triple-sealed twin relays, 14ga. stranded copper wiring, over-molded fittings, and plug-n-play functionality, it will ensure everything functions properly and permanently from the original in-cabin controls. It's easily the best headlight wire harness out there.

High Beam Splitters.

Put simply, the optional Morimoto high beam splitters allow you to make this feature work easily without any cutting or splicing to the factory wiring by diverting power from the halogen bulb into the projector's high beam solenoid, making them both work at the same time.

Housing Sealant.

Protection is priceless! When you're putting together a set of high-end headlights, the last thing you want is moisture in 'em the first time it rains outside. RetroRubber is the most effective way to make sure the original seal is fully restored. 

 

 This kit includes

Tech specs

  • PROJECTORS: 2x Morimoto Mini D2S 5.0

  • RQ BRACKETS / HARDWARE: 2x Custom G10 Fiberglass / Stainless

  • NEW HID BALLASTS: 2x Morimoto XB35 or XB55 D2S

  • D2S HID BULBS: 2x Morimoto XB

  • WIRE HARNESS: 1x 2015+ Mopar-Spec

  • HIGH BEAM SPLITTERS: 2x Morimoto Splitters

  • HOUSING SEALANT: 1x Morimoto RetroRubber (black)

If you wish to exclude additional install materials from your order, please contact us.

  • OPERATING RANGE: -40C to +125C

  • XB BALLAST INPUT: 9-32VDC

  • XB BALLAST OUTPUT: 85VAC 35W

  • XB BALLAST MAX V: 25kV (at start-up)

  • XB35 BALLAST LIFESPAN: 2500 Hours

  • XB55 BALLAST LIFESPAN: 2000 Hours

  • 3000K BULBS: Golden Yellow (~2800 lm)

  • 4500K BULBS: Warm White (~3500 lm)

  • 5500K BULBS: Pure White (~3400 lm)

  • 6500K BULBS: Cool White (~3200 lm)

  • XB55 50W BALLASTS: +25% Output, -20% Lifespan, -1000K Color

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