HID Headlights
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HID Headlights Hey i was wondering if anyone here knows a place in orlando where i can get HID headlights for my T/A...?? i think they would look nice what do you think i should get, the upgraded squares or the conversion circular ones?
your asking a big question here. I do not know a local place in orlando to get these but there are plenty of online vendors (one of which on this site). I would go with projectors since that will give the best HID performance as opposed to a drop in kit with new housings. check out hidplanet.com for a bunch of info.
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ok thanks, i would get online but i dont feel like ordering or any of that i just want to go buy them and be done with it, no shipping or anything..whos the vendor?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsor-sales-specials/651335-10-off-all-hid-kits.html
His screen name is LS1_SS he's a good guy and sells a great product. Nice and fast shipping and will get you the best deal. Give him a PM. ~Cole~
His screen name is LS1_SS he's a good guy and sells a great product. Nice and fast shipping and will get you the best deal. Give him a PM. ~Cole~
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whats his price, i dont have time to look right now im at work
Anyway.... $250 for 2 bulbs and 2 ballasts.
http://www.ledgauges.com/index-2.html
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Originally Posted by VIP1
You don't have time to look at his product page, but you have time to post and read on here?
Anyway.... $250 for 2 bulbs and 2 ballasts.
http://www.ledgauges.com/index-2.html
Anyway.... $250 for 2 bulbs and 2 ballasts.
http://www.ledgauges.com/index-2.html
Projectors are better since the have better light cutoff than reflector housings. The high and low beams (H4701 and H4703) use the same housings and when HID bulbs are used, the light is not as controlled and could blind oncoming drivers. It does take more time to adjust the reflector housings and it can be done. This will reduce the amount of light scattered. After adjusting mine, you see the light pattern in front of the car, as it should be. If you just install the HID's (reflector housing) without adjusting them, it will be like having the high beams on and that is not good. I am using the ledgauges HID's and they work great and have improved my nighttime vision.
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Originally Posted by Blacker
Projectors are better since the have better light cutoff than reflector housings. The high and low beams (H4701 and H4703) use the same housings and when HID bulbs are used, the light is not as controlled and could blind oncoming drivers. It does take more time to adjust the reflector housings and it can be done. This will reduce the amount of light scattered. After adjusting mine, you see the light pattern in front of the car, as it should be. If you just install the HID's (reflector housing) without adjusting them, it will be like having the high beams on and that is not good. I am using the ledgauges HID's and they work great and have improved my nighttime vision.
ok you say projectors are better but your using the LEDGAUGES HIDS?? im getting the LEDGAUGES ones and im getting the conversion one for 350, is that what i should do?
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Originally Posted by Blacker
The high and low beams (H4701 and H4703) use the same housings
Originally Posted by 1meantransam
ok you say projectors are better but your using the LEDGAUGES HIDS?? im getting the LEDGAUGES ones and im getting the conversion one for 350, is that what i should do?
Projectors are more expensive and you still have to purchase the HID kit. This is more work involved with projectors and becomes a personal preference. The Ledgauges kit works like a champ............when adjusted correctly.
Originally Posted by VIP1
No. They are different. The glass is formed differently which produces different low and high beam patterns.
I don't have a T/A but i know on my '96 Z28 i had to get the spendy $350 kit because i have the sealed beam from the factory. My kit came with new housings. I had to aim them but MAN the are NICE
I love them. You will too just give 'em a try, you won't be disappointed.~Cole~
I love them. You will too just give 'em a try, you won't be disappointed.~Cole~