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- First batch expected to ship before September 15, 2026
- Standard TSP Order Cancellation Policy applies
- 6/23/26 Update: These are compatible with LHD AND RHD
- 9/11/26 Update: Batch 1 is now expected to ship by 9/30/26
- 9/28/26 Update: Batch 1 is now expected to ship by 10/12/26.
- 10/16/26 Update: Batch 1 pre-orders have all shipped.
The Integra front end, on your Civic. Full LED projectors with a sweeping startup animation and sequential turn signals, styled after the 5th gen Integra and built for the 11th gen Civic. Direct OEM replacement, no splicing. Exclusive to TSP.
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Choose your side marker
| Select |
What you get |
SKU |
| Amber |
Amber lights alongside the DRL in the outer corner of the housing. DOT and SAE certified. |
TSP-HC11-SENKO-HLA |
| Clear |
Keeps the whole signature white, one uninterrupted line. For off-road and show use. |
TSP-HC11-SENKO-HLC |
Same housing, same projectors, same everything else. The only difference is the lens in the corner, and it's chosen when you order. DRL color is separate and switchable any time.
Fitment
2022 through 2026 Honda Civic, all trims. LX, Sport, EX, Touring, Si, Type R. Sedan and hatch. Left-hand drive and right-hand drive. No engine caveats, no trim exceptions, no halogen-versus-LED split to work around. If it's an 11th gen Civic, these fit.
These do not fit an Acura Integra. The styling is inspired by the 5th gen Integra. The headlights are built for the Civic, and only the Civic. The name causes this one often enough that it's worth saying plainly.
What they do
The 11th gen Civic is a good-looking car with a very common face. There are a lot of them, and from the front they all agree with each other. Park at any meet and you'll find three more wearing the same expression.
These borrow the Integra's lighting signature. The DRL runs as one continuous line instead of the factory's broken segments, and the whole housing sits darker behind the lens. Same car underneath, completely different first impression.
The DRL sweeps every time you start the car, and that animation is a switch rather than a permanent state. Turn it off and the lights simply come on. The daytime running lights run white or amber, whichever suits the car. Set it once, or change your mind next week.
The turn signal runs outward instead of blinking, which is easier for the car next to you to read and better looking in a mirror.
These are full LED projectors, not a bulb swap, so the beam has an actual cutoff instead of scatter. Light goes where you aimed it and stops where it should, which matters more on a dark road than raw brightness does. Five projector elements per side, a textured DRL running the full length of the housing, and a sealed body that bolts to the factory mounts.
Install
Direct OEM replacement. Factory connectors, factory mounting points, no cutting and no rewiring. All-LED throughout, so there are no bulbs to buy separately and nothing to source later. No decoders, no resistors, no boxes to find a home for. The harness that comes out of the car is the harness that goes into the headlight.
The one part worth planning for is that the front bumper cover has to come off to get the headlights out. That sounds worse than it is on an 11th gen. It's mostly clips and fasteners, it goes back on the same way, and a second pair of hands makes it easier. Budget about an hour start to finish.
Tested on our own car
Mounting points, connector fit, startup animation, sequential sweep, high and low beam, all of it confirmed on the TSP FL5 before we listed them. Both marker options went on too, which is why we can show you what each looks like installed rather than on a bench.
Before you buy
How hard is this install?
The wiring is the easy part. Factory connectors, direct OEM replacement, no splicing and nothing extra to install.
The bumper cover has to come off to get the headlights out. It's mostly clips and fasteners, and it goes back on the same way. Budget about an hour start to finish, and a second pair of hands makes the bumper less awkward.
Do I need a decoder, resistor, or anything extra?
No. They plug into the factory connectors and run off the car's own wiring. Nothing to splice, nothing to add, no boxes to hide.
Will they throw a bulb-out warning?
Not in normal use. The car keeps its ability to warn you if a light actually goes out, same as it does from the factory. Which is how it should work. You want to know if a headlight has failed.
Are they street legal?
The amber version is DOT and SAE certified. The clear version is for off-road and show use. Worth checking your local regulations either way.
Do they fit an Integra?
No. Styled after one, but built for the Civic.
What's the warranty?
One year, plus support if anything comes up during install or use.
What's in the box?
A complete LED headlight set, driver and passenger side. All-LED construction, so no additional bulbs are required. The factory hardware and mounting tabs carry straight over.