Had to pull my HID fogs...
Mine do it too, very slightly so I stopped running them most of the time. I'm wondering if they'll just melt to a certain point? I'd like to find a glass company and get lenses made.
I noticed the same thing with my HID fog light kit. I've got a low beam HID kit that came with the h4703 housings for the hid bulbs, and I ordered an ebay kit for my fog lights. I just had to chance them out after about 3 months because one burned out. I pulled both of them and the hid bulb on the one that was working was filled with a clear liquid(looked like water), but it was still working???. But since the HID 880 bulbs are so long they practically touch the fog light lens.
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I MIGHT be able to fit H3 HIDs in my Pilot NV-362W housings. They're metal and glass and use H3 bulbs. Again, I'm not sure that they're deep enough for H3 HID bulbs, but I will take another look at them.
You can find them at Autozone for about $60, or less if you buy them from a swap meet. I found a few of them at the last local car swap meet going for real cheap, so if all you need are the housings for HIDs I should grab a few for ya.
I've had the housings installed for more than a year of daily driving and two 3,000 mile road trips (one in February through snow/ice/gravel conditions) and they are holding up fine with no cracks or leaks that let water in.
They are the ones on the right:
With the halos hooked up:
You can find them at Autozone for about $60, or less if you buy them from a swap meet. I found a few of them at the last local car swap meet going for real cheap, so if all you need are the housings for HIDs I should grab a few for ya.
I've had the housings installed for more than a year of daily driving and two 3,000 mile road trips (one in February through snow/ice/gravel conditions) and they are holding up fine with no cracks or leaks that let water in.
They are the ones on the right:
With the halos hooked up:
Last edited by ZexGX; Jun 15, 2009 at 05:54 PM.
Right now it looks like they aren't deep enough but I can't tell until I find an HID bulb to test fit in there. Other brand housings might fit, though.
Last edited by ZexGX; Jun 15, 2009 at 06:56 PM.
