HID headlights on my 96-98
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HID headlights on my 96-98
I am not educated whatsoever on the whole his topic......
are these what I want for HID's??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...y=371
Or if those are not what I want could someone please show me what I should be looking for?? thanks alot
are these what I want for HID's??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...y=371
Or if those are not what I want could someone please show me what I should be looking for?? thanks alot
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Re: HID headlights on my 96-98 (SlowB16)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...y=371
so would this be the right way to go?
I see on one of the pics in the ad it says 13.5V output....will that be a problem?
so would this be the right way to go?
I see on one of the pics in the ad it says 13.5V output....will that be a problem?
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Re: HID headlights on my 96-98 (SlowB16)
9003 Bulbs will also fit.
If you are not using projectors please use the D2R style bulbs and not the D2S. It helps to prevent unnecessary glare.
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If you are not using projectors please use the D2R style bulbs and not the D2S. It helps to prevent unnecessary glare.
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Re: HID headlights on my 96-98 (t0p_sh0tta)
Yeah but those are also a lot more expensive....does it really make that much of a difference?
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Re: HID headlights on my 96-98 (SlowB16)
They should be the same price and yes, they make a world of difference.
With D2S bulbs in a stock housing it will look like they highbeams are always on. This is very dangerous for other drivers, especially with the brightness of HID lighting.
With D2S bulbs in a stock housing it will look like they highbeams are always on. This is very dangerous for other drivers, especially with the brightness of HID lighting.
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