HID HEADLIGHTS
ive got some off a supporter form another forum. the make was bada bling. good make had them for about 8 months now.
http://www.krsperformance.com/produc...t/Default.aspx
http://www.krsperformance.com/produc...t/Default.aspx
Retrofit will cost $500+ and I would personally leave it for to the pros. You get a nice cutoff and don't blind incoming traffic.
HID conversion kits can be bought from ebay for $50 and up, its a very easy install but don't light up the road as good as a retrofit set. The light is usually scattered. As they say you get what you pay for.
HID conversion kits can be bought from ebay for $50 and up, its a very easy install but don't light up the road as good as a retrofit set. The light is usually scattered. As they say you get what you pay for.
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Since you have the seden you don't have the projectors.. which is a bummer... you could retro fit a projector from another car.. *Tsx, s2k.. etc* but Its $$$... but if you want a simple nice clean kit.. plug and play i go with
http://www.xenithxenons.com/Default.asp?Redirected=Y
I've used there kits for years!! .. never had one problem what so ever.. just pm if you are interested in purchasing them.. i work very close with the owner..
http://www.xenithxenons.com/Default.asp?Redirected=Y
I've used there kits for years!! .. never had one problem what so ever.. just pm if you are interested in purchasing them.. i work very close with the owner..
If you can afford it, the retrofit is always the number one choice.
Many people can't justify spending so much on headlights and go the HID route. This is fine, just remember to aim them properly to be courteous to other drivers.
Many people can't justify spending so much on headlights and go the HID route. This is fine, just remember to aim them properly to be courteous to other drivers.
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