I have DJ Auto Headlights (basically the best Hella replicas) that were modified by Umnitza with Bi-Xenon Projectors, Orion LED Halos and Canbus error free ballasts (for cars with Halogen low beams from Factory).

Pros: best Hella replicas

Vehicle: BMW

DJ Auto › Headlights

Davis. 28 May 2010, 03:34

Rating 5.0

Brightness:

95 2.0 (mexico) - stock glass, DJ Auto E-codes- glass

Pros: stock glass

Vehicle: Volkswagen

DJ Auto › Headlights

catchtherabbit 1 Mar 2008, 07:37

Rating 4.0

Brightness:

they're DJ auto, distributed by Helix. In terms of quality they seem pretty good (i just bought them and installed them yesterday). Light output is better than stock, but you probably are going to want to buy silverstar bulbs to to get the best results. For the money, they are really good (so far). Glass lenses, plastic back cover with clips, and they look awesome.

Pros: Light output better than stock, look awesome

Cons: need silverstar bulbs

DJ Auto › Headlights

eric_gm 20 Apr 2025, 04:50

Rating 3.0

DJ Auto used to make the only passable ones but they’ve gone out of business

Pros: passable quality

Cons: gone out of business

DJ Auto › Headlights

vanaman 21 May 2008, 10:39

Rating 3.0

Condensation:

the only difference ive noticed was that dj auto had a white plastic housing and they used crappy glue. where as hella used black plastic and actually sealed the headlamp.

Pros: black plastic, sealed headlamp

Cons: crappy glue, white housing

DJ Auto › Headlights

My Big 11 Apr 2015, 04:59

Rating 1.0

Brightness:
Aim:

agreed, I bought Jetta/Vento ecodes from BFI (DJ auto, same as ebay) and the wiring that came with them was absolute garbage, the wires were so thin and and they were way too long so they had to be squished at an angle to fit between the headlight harness and the plug, which in turn caused the lights to be dim, and if you wiggle the harness with the lights on they'd get brighter. The splice-connectors for the city lights are flat out terrible and good luck trying to use them in a cramped engine bay without skinning your knuckles or having to do 2 or 3 tries to get them in place Also the beam adjusters didn't work right out of the box, one unit was slamming around in the "case" if you will, since the adjuster clip thing wasn't holding onto it. Also which was an even bigger issue was the prongs from the wires inside of the headlight's plug were wobbly right from the start. Trying to plug them in pushed some right out.. Never again.

Cons: absolute garbage, lights dim

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

DJ Auto › Headlights

mk1 gokart 21 Dec 2009, 22:46

Rating 2.0

Brightness:

when i started this mini project i wondered if the aftermarket housings/glass could handle high wattage H4s... today i fired up my Djautos for the first extended period of time since the installation... after about 3 or 4 minutes of aiming work i noticed the headlights were looking rather dull, realizing it was smoke i pulled the backs off, turned the headlights off. the wiring is fine, the smoke itself was coming from inside the chamber itself... it was a relayed set of hella 80/100 watts, i reinstalled the stock wattage bulbs for now with the relays and everythings going fine.

Pros: relayed set, wiring fine

Cons: headlights looking dull, smoke