I'd first like to thank tsitalon1 for doing this write up below. This explains exactly what you need to do. This is the only write up that you need.

http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41694

Without this write up, I would've never had the guts to do this retrofit myself because I've never done anything like this before.

This evo community has got to be one of the best car enthusiast community i've ever been on because everyone here's just so kind and forward on sharing their knowledge. I must say, I am really lucky to have found this community.
Thanks everybody that contributes to this evo community. You guys are awesome.

After driving with these headlights for almost 3 weeks now, I must say:
The Retrofit Source has AMAZING quality and customer service.
I highly recommend it.

For example:
without this video below, I'd be stumped on how do all those complicated (but extremely easy once explained) wiring/relays go.


There, after viewing this video, you will have no problem hooking things up.
Props to TRS for doing a simple thing like this and also have excellent product quality. This is truely a company that works!

Now onto the pics.

BEWARE: Pics DO NOT do the headlights justice.
When I drive at night, I light up other ppl's roads. And the clean cut lines from the projector/lense shows on the highway signs.

YES, the lines show up 200feet away up there on the highway signs.
And YES, its from your headlights. How amazing is that?!!!


Depo headlights (lense NEED to be covered with clear vinyl/bra. Scratches extremely easy)
Morimoto FXR 2.5in
55w ballast
6k bulb
9006 relay
extra sealing glue from TRS (spend that extra $10, will save lots of headache and sleep better).
















Total Cost less than $600
Time: 5 days. DO NOT RUSH THIS.

Important notes:
depo subframe clips are very fragile, if you pull too hard, clips will break, resulting you must drill holes and zip tie them in 1 place (diagonal adjustment screws), then using glue/whatever to seal up the holes on your housing.




Enjoy.
be creative, and dont be afraid.