Hip to be Square: Often requested, but never delivered: a stylish square-lens version of the Mini H1 projector. Although a true square-lens version of the Mini H1 still doesn't exist and probably wont... here comes the next best thing: A revised version of the Mini Gatling shroud with a squared-off opening to surround the lens! In Comparison: Don't make the mistake of thinking all shrouds are created equal. Even though less expensive alternatives may be available elsewhere: Morimoto shrouds are made from the highest quality plastic and have by far the most durable metalized chrome finishes. The cheapo's out there are flimsy enough to deform from the heat just a 35W HID bulb, and their chrome finish easily flakes off. Unaffected: Though the geometry of the shroud cuts off part of the projector lens to create the squared off look, light output will be unaffected, believe it or not! Mounting: could not be any easier with the Square Mini Gats. Four internal posts line up to the bolt pattern on the mid-section of any generation Mini H1 projector, so they'll bolt right up! Trimming: Please note that trimming shrouds is a common task when retrofitting. Whether required to clear part of the projector, or fit within the geometry of your headlight housing; it's normal. Luckily, they're made of plastic - making that easily possible. We recommend a Dremel hand tool with EZ Lock cutting wheels to make the job easy.
- Dimensions: 92mm H, 92mm W, 54mm D
- FINISH: Forever Finish Chrome
Vehicle information below is not a guaranty of fitment. If you have fitment concerns, please call prior to ordering.
Manufacturer's 5 Year Warranty On Factory Defects From The Original Order Date. - We are an authorized retailer for all Morimoto products. If you ever have manufacturer warranty concerns or questions on products you purchased from us, we can help! We are a family owned & operated company that values all of our customers, we are here to assist with all future warranty concerns!
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
