hid's for my supra
i already tried to put in some hid's but they sucked and i could'nt see nothing. where can i get some hid's for my supra thats cheep but not shity? what do you recommend.
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But seriously, retrofit or nothing at all. Anything you put in those stock flip-up headlight housings are going to look like ***. You need to get some OEM HID projectors in there.
But seriously, retrofit or nothing at all. Anything you put in those stock flip-up headlight housings are going to look like ***. You need to get some OEM HID projectors in there.
wouldnt you rather me be on your site? i have been on supra forums for a while and i like honda tech alot better
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well iono if this has been done but why not, if youre handy enough try to retrofit other projectors in there like from a TSX or a lexus, people sell projectors all over the market place so yeah
that would be hard ,but sick . im going to do some research right now. send me some pix if you can find them.
i think you guys are talking about this.

this is what my brother did and you couldnt see for **** ,they sucked at night. and i think they look "ok" but what do you guys think about fixed head lights. yes or no.

this is what my brother did and you couldnt see for **** ,they sucked at night. and i think they look "ok" but what do you guys think about fixed head lights. yes or no.
I'll see if I can't find a picture of that supra. It looked really good. Million times better than that last picure..
OP why couldn't he see if those were real projectors?
OP why couldn't he see if those were real projectors?
they were not placed to good. it was just a bulb and nothing in front to project it. it was just bulb on fiberglass,it sucked , and it looks stupid.
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I think a fixed projector in an MK3 would be kind of difficult, due to the low angle of the body around the headlight opening. It could make the foreground lighting pretty bad unless the projector was placed up higher. Then you'd have to do some sort of clear "bubble" cover over the projector, similar to what the late-model NSX's have.
I think a fixed projector in an MK3 would be kind of difficult, due to the low angle of the body around the headlight opening. It could make the foreground lighting pretty bad unless the projector was placed up higher. Then you'd have to do some sort of clear "bubble" cover over the projector, similar to what the late-model NSX's have.
found it. you'll see it has duel projectors. i talked to the guy on supraforums and he said the light emitted from these is bar none the most bad *** you can get with an mk3
Don't talk about dumb@$$ street racing activities here.
I think a fixed projector in an MK3 would be kind of difficult, due to the low angle of the body around the headlight opening. It could make the foreground lighting pretty bad unless the projector was placed up higher. Then you'd have to do some sort of clear "bubble" cover over the projector, similar to what the late-model NSX's have.
I think a fixed projector in an MK3 would be kind of difficult, due to the low angle of the body around the headlight opening. It could make the foreground lighting pretty bad unless the projector was placed up higher. Then you'd have to do some sort of clear "bubble" cover over the projector, similar to what the late-model NSX's have.
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