VIP1

Which is easy. I've done it.

These from Post #6 are mine:

Hot2000ss

ooh!! thanks didnt think youd get back at me this quick that helps and yes its a 2000 ss camaro ) hahaha and ok cause i wanna put these hids in there i wanna get the 10000k they have the different 800 series bulbs so im gunna prolly just get them i want them to match my headlights cause i installed them on my low beams and they work amazing haha so if i get these i should prolly get the 893 bulbs? think they be fine? thanks again!!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/xeno-HID-KIT...item1e6c0676a9

WhiteBird00

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10,000K? So you're installing for appearance only and aren't concerned about effective lighting?

sjsingle1

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thats the firebird bracket and not the TA bracket .......i have done both......TA is a lot harder

ZexGX

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10,000K is useless as far as vision is concerned. All you're going to do with them is attract cops and **** off people in front of you...

Ditto. Harder, but still possible. The main drawback with those lights is how hard it is to find some quality H3C HID bulbs since regular H3 HID bulbs don't fit. I actually went back to stock partially for that reason alone.

VIP1

Here is the T/A bracket from an earlier post in this thread using a fog light similar (probably the same) as the one I used:



That looks like it took less work than the Firebird/Formula one. I had to bend and drill new holes in the Formula brackets. On this T/A bracket, it looked like only 2 new holes were needed.

ZexGX

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I guess it depends on if you have a power drill or not. He may have had to use... A file... Or... A lighter... Or something.

oddwraith

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Just stick with stock replacement or go hid.

Mattyfresh89

this theads making me want to go inspect my fog lights / smell them while on

I upgraded to an 880 HID kit with the digital slim balast boxes, no issues to my knowledge.... Will be keeping my eyes and nose open while driving with them on

ZexGX

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It's not a question of IF. It's a question of WHEN.

Mattyfresh89

Interesting. Well thanks for the tip! I don't often drive with them on, only when some extra light is needed.

JrodCamaro

I got some bulbs off ebay, (hid I believe) 3k or 7k I think. It's been about 10 months. One of them went out after ?6months? I turned them on the other day just to see which it was and they're both out. I haven't even turned them on a single time since I noticed the first one had gone out. Haven't yet checked the sockets/housings to see if there has been any problems, but I want this fixed asap. I need to find my stock bulbs again just to have it working. I wouldn't reccommend much off ebay personally, I've notcied alot of it not being top notch for our cars. But maybe others have had better experience.

ZexGX

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That has nothing to do with this thread. Make a new thread for your "HID bulb" issue... Unless the housings are melted, your post does not apply... Also, if you only put bulbs in and not a ballast, they are not HID and are just regular bulbs with a blue tint applied... Also, there is a HUGE difference between 3000k and 7000k in the way it looks.

thbugman

I was going to order DDM 35watt 880 6000k. for my '96 TA. You really think it will melt the housing?

SparkyJJO

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Your 96 is probably metal and glass housings so you're probably fine.

3YLSYKR

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I have ran 35w hid kits in the firebird/trans am fog lights and haven't had any issues at all (knock on wood).

I am going to find some glass lights same size to replace them with so I can run a 55w kit soon. I might just throw some glass projectors in there depending on price. Right now my 35w kit puts out quite a bit of light. When they are aimed up you can pretty much use them as driving lights as long as the cops don't bug you haha.

3YLSYKR

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fog-Light-Un...ae2702&vxp=mtr