they don't. i did my conversion and i have one kouki headlight bracket and one zenki. you can make the zenki headlight brackets work only if you drill new holes.coreansurfer wrote:1. kouki headlights will bolt straight on to zenki headlight support, no mods needed, anyone who says otherwise is either full of ****, or has never done it themselves.
they do i did my own and just bolted up, without drilling any new holes or using a kouki bracketBoBa524 wrote:
they don't. i did my conversion and i have one kouki headlight bracket and one zenki. you can make the zenki headlight brackets work only if you drill new holes.
the bumper reinforcement had to be trimmed for fmicheadlights bolt to bracket and findersleveloneae86 wrote:sorry for the old bump, but did you trim the zenki reinforcement bar? and also what are the headlights attached to? is it the fenders and the bracket?
First, No..... Unless you want to swap to an HID projector that idea is stupid.BoBa524 wrote:kouki lights use H1 bulbs and zenki uses h3/h4 or w/e bulbs. zenki lights act as both high and low beams and have 3 wires going to the driving bulb cuz it has dual filament bulbs and also a separate high beam bulb which is the same on both. a kouki driving bulb only functions as a driving bulb and uses only 2 wires. so the easiest way for you to go about it is get some HIDs. thats what i did. you will have to plug off the high beam wire. i got 100 dollar HIDs from ebay and havent had any problems for 2 years now.
The Kouki lights only have 2 wires due to how the lights work. The Projector is the low beam, It turns off when you flip on your high's.doubleohkevin wrote:it's weird that for some people apparently the kouki headlights bolt right on and others say you need brackets... SO confusion, if anyone has pictures to describe the situation that would be awesome, I know i will be photographing it all the way.
speaking of the headlights... If i DO cut just that ONE wire to make the lowbeams work, won't that mean that I will not have high beams at all? unless i re-wire them seperately or something?
AWWW DID I JUST TAKE YOUR *** TO THE PWN SHOP?!coreansurfer wrote:
looks like everything fits pretty damn good to me, this is without the kouki support by the way.
i don't know what you did wrong, but don't spread misinformation.
assassin7420 wrote:ZOMG, You said in your above posts that it was the exact same, And that it bolts right up.Having to to drill new holes and use some haggard setup is not bolt up.The brackets are NOT the sameThe headlights will NOT bolt upEven with holes drilled its always going to be a back yard hack job.Do it the correct way or don't do it at all.
i never said it was the same, learn to read.you don't have to drill any holes. you use the ones that are already thereit does bolt right up, all you need it a 10mm bolt and nutcoreansurfer wrote:1. kouki headlights will bolt straight on to zenki headlight support, no mods needed, anyone who says otherwise is either full of ****, or has never done it themselves.
Here you say, No mods and they bolt right upcoreansurfer wrote:1. kouki headlights will bolt straight on to zenki headlight support, no mods needed, anyone who says otherwise is either full of ****, or has never done it themselves..
Again, No mods, No new holes drilled, Wile still using a Zenki bracket.coreansurfer wrote:they do i did my own and just bolted up, without drilling any new holes or using a kouki bracket
AND AGAIN, Bolt right up.coreansurfer wrote:they bolt right on to the zenki headlight bracket, there are pictures on this thread that i took.
Where does the nub for the headlight go then? Here i'll even show it to you.coreansurfer wrote:yes, my pfrp cwest bumper is knock off.
think outside the box.
there IS no gap, you can see it for yourself. OEM looks lame.assassin7420 wrote:
The only reason you think you are gapless is due to that front bumper of yours. I bet money that if you went to an OEM your front body lines would be gappy.
IMO, Stupid rice body kits are lame.coreansurfer wrote:
there IS no gap, you can see it for yourself. OEM looks lame.