HID lights
HIDs are much less expensive these days... I remember (back in the day) when aftermarket HID first hit the scene it was at least $550. I bought a nice set from a seller on ebay for less than $100. Buying a second set for my high beams soon (I have split beam projectors on my EJ1). The sellers name is HIDgate or something like that.
Buy the right kit for your bulb type and all it is from there is wiring.
Buy the right kit for your bulb type and all it is from there is wiring.
What kind of car do you have?
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Yeah when I said under $100 I think my kit was like $62 or something shipped from that HIDgate person. I chose theirs because the ballasts are compact and don't look like some ghetto rig metal electrical box bought from home depot.
Your bulbs are 9003. Goto www.ebay.com and find some HID kit for 9003.
I'm not buying it for you....
I'm not buying it for you....
if you take time out. it can look pretty clean.
you can hide the ballast in the fender and tuck the wires for a clean install.

I have had my ebay kit for about 5months or so. i have had zero problems or complaints.
check this thread.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/ebay-shopping-guide-2592096/
Its my ebay buying thread. It will tell you who sells the best HID's on ebay. They are cheap and reliable.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/ebay-shopping-guide-2592096/
Its my ebay buying thread. It will tell you who sells the best HID's on ebay. They are cheap and reliable.
I will admit, my HIDs are aimed a little high right now, but thats why I have HIDs in the high beams as well, when they flash me I hit em with a second set of HID and they think twice the next time.
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