Originally posted by solbrothers:
plug n play HID kits are lame and dont provide much better light and blind other drivers and are illegal.
if you are going to do it, do it right and RETROFIT projectors
quote:Its cake, just order bulbs that are the same part number as your stock bulbs. You install the bulbs, plug them into the ballasts and plug your stock headlight plug into the ballast itself. The only problem is these are only a single beam so you wont have high and low function unless you pay extra for the dual bulbs. With HID's they are so bright you won't need high beams anymore. Also you need to pick the color you want. I'm running the 6000K in my wifes car and 8000k in my car, the kit I just ordered was 10,000K. The higher the number the more blue it becomes, they also loose a bit of light the more blue they are. I'd say get 6 or 8K's for the best look.
Originally posted by 1 Old 96:
What dose it take to install and how long? like to put them on my Cobra.
quote:This is my other car with the 6000K's in both the headlights and driving lights. I'll have 10000K's in my low beams and 6000k's in my driving lights when the new kit gets here. I paid $44 shipped for the kit, I had to pay tax too. Still, this is cheaper and 1000 times better than those crap China HID kits off eBay.
Originally posted by Saleenssc14:
post picks of them on ur car
quote:that's a good point, putting them in stock free form housings just make them blind everyone else. My cars have projector housings so they direct the light correctly. I've seen hid's in newer Mustangs and they don't scatter like other cars tend to. I wouldn't put them in a stock Fox housing, they are too large and will blind everyone. That's the reason the lightning doesn't have them.
Originally posted by solbrothers:
plug n play HID kits are lame and dont provide much better light and blind other drivers and are illegal.
if you are going to do it, do it right and RETROFIT projectors
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quote:will I get a even beam of lighting with these headlights?
Originally posted by asskickn88:
quote:that's a good point, putting them in stock free form housings just make them blind everyone else. My cars have projector housings so they direct the light correctly. I've seen hid's in newer Mustangs and they don't scatter like other cars tend to. I wouldn't put them in a stock Fox housing, they are too large and will blind everyone. That's the reason the lightning doesn't have them.
Originally posted by solbrothers:
plug n play HID kits are lame and dont provide much better light and blind other drivers and are illegal.
if you are going to do it, do it right and RETROFIT projectors
quote:nice car bro...
Originally posted by Bigjerry916:
quote:will I get a even beam of lighting with these headlights?
Originally posted by asskickn88:
quote:that's a good point, putting them in stock free form housings just make them blind everyone else. My cars have projector housings so they direct the light correctly. I've seen hid's in newer Mustangs and they don't scatter like other cars tend to. I wouldn't put them in a stock Fox housing, they are too large and will blind everyone. That's the reason the lightning doesn't have them.
Originally posted by solbrothers:
plug n play HID kits are lame and dont provide much better light and blind other drivers and are illegal.
if you are going to do it, do it right and RETROFIT projectors
quote:Beat me to it...x2 on doing it right. HID projectors too, not Halogen projects. They'll still scatter the light.
Originally posted by solbrothers:
plug n play HID kits are lame and dont provide much better light and blind other drivers and are illegal.
if you are going to do it, do it right and RETROFIT projectors