🔦 iJDMTOY (2) Xenon Light Bulb Retainer Adapter Holders for Hyundai Genesis Coupe/Veloster, H7 Aftermarket Conversion Kit Compatible, Upgrade Headlights with Increased Brightness Review

If you have a 2013-2014 Genesis and are planning to convert your halogen headlights to HIDS, you MUST buy them. On the Genesis the headlight bulbs themselves don't snap into place and there is no spring on the back of the projector headlight assembly, the bulb connector is what actually attaches the bulb to the headlight assembly. This adapter works great and was straightforward for my 2014 Hyundai Genesis 2.0 Turbo Coupe. So if you're buying a Revain HID kit, save yourself the hassle and buy…

When I first ordered this item there was a serious delivery problem. However, the customer service center there contacted me FIRST, recognized the problem and immediately sent me the whole new set. Thumbs up goes to the iJDMTOY Customer Service Center! The product itself also gets 5 stars. The part makes a very solid impression and fits perfectly in the hole of my Veloster! I see where others say the piece needs to be shaved in a few places to fit, but it can be very tight and snug, it fits and

I used these to replace an H7 bulb holder in a 2012 Hyundai Veloster. I used an aftermarket socket for a few bucks from a local dealer and then plugged it into this bracket to fit the headlight assembly. The aftermarket bushing fits snugly and the bracket works well and fits snugly in the headlight. The problem was that the cap for this light hole no longer fitted as the secondary connector on the back of the original product protruded further. I solved this problem with the perfect tool - Duck

Excellent build quality. If you have a car with an H7 bulb size (not just Hyundai) you know you have a dust cap and your bulb is usually held in place by a spring clip or "twist to lock". On my 2016 Mitsu Outlander, the wire harness that connects to the back of the bulb was also the part that holds the bulb in place (twist to lock). So if you're looking to upgrade to LED or HID, these are must-haves for the Outlander. Again, if you have an H7 and your lamp harness connector also does a "twist…