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08-07-2005, 03:45 PM
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http://www.hid-vision.com/catalog/
cheapie kit really, but it seems to work great from all i've seen. Kicking myself for not doing this sooner. A bit blue at night, but then my car is blue too, it's only a slight tinge.
I promise this will be my only 'ricer' mod.
cheapie kit really, but it seems to work great from all i've seen. Kicking myself for not doing this sooner. A bit blue at night, but then my car is blue too, it's only a slight tinge.
I promise this will be my only 'ricer' mod.
08-07-2005, 05:36 PM
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Hey nothing rice about making your lights brighter so you can see where you're going at night. IMO I think the headlights on these cars suck for the most part. My '04 Impala is the same way. Not too bad, but nowhere near as bright as they should be. I miss the old sealed beams on my IROC. For some reason the always seemed alot brighter than the new(er) composite setups.
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08-07-2005, 10:43 PM
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it's just a 9006 kit, with 6500K bulbs.
Kit comes with bulbs, ballasts, and ignitors, all the wiring (oddly, I had to wire mine in reverse, but hey)
Took about 40 mins to install, since we took our sweet time.
Some notes: 1. hook it up loose to test, if it works, find a place to ziptie, or place the components. Under the headlights worked great for the ignitors. Placed the other box near the upper fender.
Kit comes with bulbs, ballasts, and ignitors, all the wiring (oddly, I had to wire mine in reverse, but hey)
Took about 40 mins to install, since we took our sweet time.
Some notes: 1. hook it up loose to test, if it works, find a place to ziptie, or place the components. Under the headlights worked great for the ignitors. Placed the other box near the upper fender.
08-08-2005, 03:36 PM
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*shocked* I promis to look away at the dirty engine bay this time!!! nice HID's by the way, i got a queation, i've searched and crap but still get a dead fish answer, is that only a one setting high beam thing? or is it a low/high beam setup? can you get some pix of it with out it being on? Thanks!
08-08-2005, 04:02 PM
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The people that I know who have bought similar kits only have low beams. In order to get lows and highs from the same bulb it nearly triples the cost. I think that if you were to get two seperate kits one for highs and one for lows depending on the projector the highs would be significantly brighter, obiviously. I will try to talk to some of the guys I know who have done this mod.
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08-08-2005, 05:19 PM
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I knew you punks would gasp at the dirty engine bay, hey, got back from a trip to cali (roattrip) 
Anywho, it's just normal lowbeams. If you turn your highbeams on, your outer lights turn off. I was pondering getting a 2nd highbeam kit (if they make it) then aiming them normal height, then using a relay which would run all 4 lamps at the same time.
Anywho, it's just normal lowbeams. If you turn your highbeams on, your outer lights turn off. I was pondering getting a 2nd highbeam kit (if they make it) then aiming them normal height, then using a relay which would run all 4 lamps at the same time.
08-08-2005, 06:28 PM
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you shouldn't ever let your bay get that dirty--SHAME 
--and then take pics for all to see!!!!!!!SHAME AGAIN.. ....... 