anyone burning HID's on their thirdgen?
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anyone burning HID's on their thirdgen?
just curious.. a buddy put a set into his car (Honda) and well, I love'em. They look super nice and really light up the road, a must for mountain carving wild life covered BC roads! So now another friend bought a set for his Mustang.
So I'm just curious.. anyone running HID's on their thirdgen? How do you like them, ease of installation? Heck, throw up some pics!
So I'm just curious.. anyone running HID's on their thirdgen? How do you like them, ease of installation? Heck, throw up some pics!
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No Pics, but ive had my Sylvania's Xenarc for a couple of years now.I love mine the beam is very wide & very white.Distance is 3-4 times than OEM.They use less current actually than standard lamps.
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Car: '88 IROC-Z / '91 Z28 / '91 GTA
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Transmission: 5-spd / 700R4 / 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3:45 / 3:23 / 3:23
well I did search.. and didn't find what I was looking for.
What I want to know is for the people that have them, was it worth it? How do you like them?
For the cost involved; 4 new light housings, four new hid bulbs, four ballasts, and all related wiring and relays.
So, was it worth it?
What I want to know is for the people that have them, was it worth it? How do you like them?
For the cost involved; 4 new light housings, four new hid bulbs, four ballasts, and all related wiring and relays.
So, was it worth it?
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SICK!!!! i'm gonna have to get some.. my stockers are KILLING me.. literally.. i need to run with high beams at night.. and the high beams look like the regular driving lights!! (my high beam indicator is broken)
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well I did search.. and didn't find what I was looking for.
What I want to know is for the people that have them, was it worth it? How do you like them?
For the cost involved; 4 new light housings, four new hid bulbs, four ballasts, and all related wiring and relays.
So, was it worth it?
What I want to know is for the people that have them, was it worth it? How do you like them?
For the cost involved; 4 new light housings, four new hid bulbs, four ballasts, and all related wiring and relays.
So, was it worth it?
I used a sylvania xenarc kit x4656. Got it off the web for $400...complete kit, 4 housings, hid bulbs, ballasts, halogen hi-beams, etc. Works great and was DOT approved at the time of purchase.
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