The difference that HID's made on my 95 Z28...
04-26-2008, 08:03 PM
#22
I didn't like "cracking the glue" or "RTV'ing" the new HID's in the factory housings so I found a company that sold new housings that were meant to seal around the HID's using an O style ring.
People have done the "silver star" bulbs before. But that is not an HID swap. It's just another slightly brighter than factory halogen light bulb.
04-26-2008, 09:34 PM
#23
I'm thinking the same thing. That's why I x2ed on the question about cut off. My eyes don't work well, but they are really sensitive. Bright lights like those actually hurt my eyes. I don't want to have others feel the same sort of discomfort.
04-27-2008, 10:34 AM
#24
I have horrible vision to begin with. If there are no lights on the road I'm driving on I have to drive in grandma mode.
I'm thinking the same thing. That's why I x2ed on the question about cut off. My eyes don't work well, but they are really sensitive. Bright lights like those actually hurt my eyes. I don't want to have others feel the same sort of discomfort.
I'm thinking the same thing. That's why I x2ed on the question about cut off. My eyes don't work well, but they are really sensitive. Bright lights like those actually hurt my eyes. I don't want to have others feel the same sort of discomfort.
04-27-2008, 02:31 PM
#26
Just look on ebay, and you'll find lots of different ones for sale. Mine cost $225 after shipping, and included the headlight housings (most just include the HID lights, ballasts, and then you have to use your factory housings).
If you can't find any you are sure about, I'll PM you the info.
If you can't find any you are sure about, I'll PM you the info.
04-28-2008, 02:26 AM
#29
That was sarasm. 
Thanks Silas. LEDgauges.com is probably the best place to get them. Nathan is the guy who runs it, and is a sponser on this site. His kits are of the highest quality, and even though I went with someone else off of ebay, I would still reccomend Nathans kits above anyone else. They are a little pricey though. $350 from LEDgauges.com I got mine back in the day when they were 200. 
I wasn't aware you can't adjust them. Mine have a very clear cutoff line when shot up against the wall and I can adjust mine based on that line on the wall. But they're still bright but not as bad as before.
Thanks Silas. LEDgauges.com is probably the best place to get them. Nathan is the guy who runs it, and is a sponser on this site. His kits are of the highest quality, and even though I went with someone else off of ebay, I would still reccomend Nathans kits above anyone else. They are a little pricey though. $350 from LEDgauges.com
I wasn't aware you can't adjust them. Mine have a very clear cutoff line when shot up against the wall and I can adjust mine based on that line on the wall. But they're still bright but not as bad as before. Last edited by SRZ; 04-28-2008 at 02:32 AM.
