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Old 07-11-2011, 08:43 PM
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Thank you for all the response. I will deffianently check out DDMtunig.com and also the ebay kits before I make my decision. Like I said above these are for my fathers truck so I just want to make sure I get him a quality kit. Bobbo489 no intrusion at all please ask away and that goes for everybody else the more questions asked and answered the better. Thanks again for all of replies.
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Originally Posted by BoricuaHec01
Is it fairly easy to install these boogers? Never done in my life, always would do bulbs.
if you can't cut a stock antenna then this will be hard for you to install,,, Just sayN LMAOOO
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Originally Posted by ZeeSNuttS
if you can't cut a stock antenna then this will be hard for you to install,,, Just sayN LMAOOO
For your information I cut my stock antenna, the 8" I bought from ebay broke somehow lol, cheap as hell. So I found a hex saw in my garage and cut the same 8" length, twist ball off and super glued to stock antenna
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+1 for DDM.
Good people plus warranty on ballasts
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Ebay also has two year warranty on the bulbs and ballasts.
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Originally Posted by BoricuaHec01
For your information I cut my stock antenna, the 8" I bought from ebay broke somehow lol, cheap as hell. So I found a hex saw in my garage and cut the same 8" length, twist ball off and super glued to stock antenna
ok cool! I'll have to find something else to bug you about now that sounds more BOSS lol jk

ddm FTW! a year and some month so far on them low beams and fogs $80
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Originally Posted by BoricuaHec01
Is it fairly easy to install these boogers? Never done in my life, always would do bulbs.
If you cant figure out how to install them without directions within the first 5 minutes, and dont get them running and on 10 minutes from when you start, there is seriously something wrong with you lol literally detatch your existing bulb, plug ballast that connects to HID bulb into the stock plug you took the stock light off of, and put the light in Iv never dont it on a camaro but I did it on my silverado and figured it will be the same since it uses the same exact bulb and set up
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DDM year ago before the bait and switch issue. Now I use VVME
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Just read how to, big time easy, doing this weekend.

Quickly, do I need a relay harness for the kit? And what is this flipping the connection thing about? ?
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I've found and never had a problem with Xentec. Love their slim ballast kits. Great buy off ebay!
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Originally Posted by 3YLSYKR
I've found and never had a problem with Xentec. Love their slim ballast kits. Great buy off ebay!
I just ordered them right now from ebay, 36 bux w/ free shipping. Did you need to use a relay harness and what is this connection flip thing for our cars I keep hearing about?
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I didn't have to use any other harness than what was supplied. Connection flip...maybe just some of the hid kits you have to flip the main connections I guess. I haven't seen that in a while though.
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ddmtuning here and no problems so far. Very easy to install plug and play. You may want to think about the HID harness. It runs off the battery instead of your stock wiring and cheap insurance. Also I have to reverse my connections going to the ballast. Something with the polarity on these GM cars is reversed.

Now i just need to get my fogs from DDM and I'll be set to go.



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