HID HELP going for the stock look
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HID HELP going for the stock look
ok so i made the mistake of buying the shitty ebay housings for my hids like everyone said not to do and wouldnt u know it i cant see 2 feet in front of me . . . so im looking to buy different housings i was looking at the glass hella ones but there hella expensive . . . does anyone know of housings like them that are a bit cheaper and have the stock look?
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/elec...y-ddm-hid.html
That's a link to the HID swap I did. You can see perfect with them. I love them and wouldn't change them.
That's a link to the HID swap I did. You can see perfect with them. I love them and wouldn't change them.
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
ok so i made the mistake of buying the shitty ebay housings for my hids like everyone said not to do and wouldnt u know it i cant see 2 feet in front of me . . . so im looking to buy different housings i was looking at the glass hella ones but there hella expensive . . . does anyone know of housings like them that are a bit cheaper and have the stock look?
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
i got theese in right now i think that has something to do with it http://www.amazon.com/Probe-Projecto.../dp/B003R4T58O
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
you can always buy HID projectors and fit them in the cheap ebay housings then get a HID kit to fit the projectors and have TRUE hid lighting. you get a semi stock look with modern lighting.
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
Hella ECE or "E-code
" lenses are in my opinion, the best.
" lenses are in my opinion, the best.
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Re: HID HELP going for the stock look
i got theese in right now i think that has something to do with it http://www.amazon.com/Probe-Projecto.../dp/B003R4T58O
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