Where do yall get your HID's from??
01-02-2009, 12:06 PM
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Where do yall get your HID's from?? Im looking to get HID's for my headlights. Not really interested in a whole HID kit for all the lights. I just want my running lights HID.
Ive heard a few people spent around $110 for these...If so where did you get them maybe post a link and some pics would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Ive heard a few people spent around $110 for these...If so where did you get them maybe post a link and some pics would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
01-02-2009, 04:56 PM
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I'm in the same boat as you drew, ryan told me where he got his from and he hasn't had a problem at all with em'. He did the 6000k kit and it looks great. I am going to do the fogs and headlights when the money is finally right.
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01-02-2009, 05:36 PM
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The kits in the 60-80 range are usually the large ballasts which have a much higher fail rate. They are the old design.
01-02-2009, 09:27 PM
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We could do the basic small ballast HID kits for 99.99 shipped (1 year warranty) or the higher quality liftetime warranty digital kits for 161.00 shipped.
The kits in the 60-80 range are usually the large ballasts which have a much higher fail rate. They are the old design.
The kits in the 60-80 range are usually the large ballasts which have a much higher fail rate. They are the old design.
01-02-2009, 09:35 PM
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We could do the basic small ballast HID kits for 99.99 shipped (1 year warranty) or the higher quality liftetime warranty digital kits for 161.00 shipped.
The kits in the 60-80 range are usually the large ballasts which have a much higher fail rate. They are the old design.
The kits in the 60-80 range are usually the large ballasts which have a much higher fail rate. They are the old design.
