ACME Mini H1 Super Projectors

ACME Mini H1 Super Projectors may be inexpensive, but they really do deliver real performance at the right price. Here, their standard bi-xenon projectors come standard with a clear lens and a curved cutoff shield to produce a wide, bright, and respectably sharp beam pattern. Based on older Morimoto designs, they may not be the cream of the crop by today’s standards – but that doesn’t mean they can’t hold their own. For the price we really can’t argue otherwise, and besides; unless you’re a real headlight nerd like us you probably wont notice the difference that spending twice would deliver down the road anyways.

ACME Mini H1 Super Projectors

.BASIC: Every other shop selling these has some fancy way of describing the same thing, but take us from us, if it ain’t a Morimoto, it is literally just that: the same thing. Whether you’re shopping on eBay, or Amazon, if you’re looking for a bi-xenon retrofit on a budget: ACME’s standard version of the classic “Mini H1 Bi-xenon” projector is a good buy.

BEAM PATTERN: Producing a classic DOT-stepped cutoff and a decently sharp cutoff, for such an inexpensive projector the light output isn’t half bad!

HIGH / LOW: Their push/pull bi-xenon mechanism creates both a low and high beam pattern when actuated. Although dated, ACME H1 Bi-xenons use the most modern version of the Push/Pull solenoid system found on earlier Morimoto projectors.

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