are there actually any places that will fit HID's as im a complete numpty when it comes to anything modifying, also will they fit them with angel eyes, as i quite fancy HID'd ones...
thanks adam!
thanks adam!
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Hid Fitters???
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i'm mechanically dyslexic and i managed mate. the hardest bit is drilling the black plastic covers and even that is a piece of piss, surely if you cant manage then someone on here will do it for nowt mate, if i wasn't so far away i would do it for you no probs. in total its probably a half hour job. don't go to a garage, they'll charge about 80 quid or something stupid.
lmao!!! the black covers meaning the bits that are clipped on to prevent water from getting in? are there any walkthroughs on here? and...what about wiring?
ahh yes, i know wot you mean...im quite capable of changing the bulbs as iv done it a few times, trying to get the whitest bulbs i can, to match up to HID brightness but i think im just going to have to cut my loses and join the 6000k club haha! can anyone suggest a good set, link to it preferably?? thanks
Well I can suggest You this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/HID-XENON-CONVERSION-KIT-BALLAST-H7-6000K_W0QQitemZ290183501862QQihZ019QQcategoryZ102560QQcmdZViewItem
It's dead cheap (about £40 deliveded!! Got mine in 3days from Hong-Kong) a it works as well, so what more You can ask for...
That one is H7 kit with colour 6000k, if You're looking for some other type have a look at sellers shop...
Have a look at this too.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/H7-6k-50w-HID...hZ011QQcategoryZ72235QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
That's the 50w HID kit, which should be noticeably brighter than the normal HID one. I kind wish id got this one instead but didn't realise they were available.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/H7-6k-50w-HID...hZ011QQcategoryZ72235QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem
That's the 50w HID kit, which should be noticeably brighter than the normal HID one. I kind wish id got this one instead but didn't realise they were available.
It is simple and generally I turn to jelly when it comes to modding myself. But these we're real simple to do
Ive got angel eyes and just bought a 6000k HID kit, ive just been out and pluged them in to see what they are like, iam well impressed!!!! it took less than 1 minute to plug in, all thats left to do is take the lights out and make the holes slightly bigger for the HID bulbs to fit.
what do you mean slightly bigger Paul? Is a big job or just a few mm and how you planning on doing it? I like the look of the angel eyes and just want to know how to fit the HID kit if i decide to buy them. Cheers
But Spudisdabest as everyone else is saying ive got 6000k set on my standard lights and so so simple to fit.
Each wire will only plug into one port so cant go wrong. Just check the fuses if one doesnt come on when testing as the HID kit draws more current for a few seconds then normal bulbs when u turn them on.
Never want to drive a car with standard bulbs now and for £40 well well worth it.
But Spudisdabest as everyone else is saying ive got 6000k set on my standard lights and so so simple to fit.
Each wire will only plug into one port so cant go wrong. Just check the fuses if one doesnt come on when testing as the HID kit draws more current for a few seconds then normal bulbs when u turn them on.
Never want to drive a car with standard bulbs now and for £40 well well worth it.
Is 6000K quite blue or does it look about the same as OEM HID's... I want to get some but really don't want it to look too blue like some of the after market kits you see!
I got the 6000k hids and when using them in a projector light they are blue but in a normal set of lights they just have a tint of blue.
That's because in normal HID OEM use, the HID lights are 4300K - it's the projector lenses that give the blue tint. In normal reflector lenses, you use a 6000K bulb to give the same look that 4300K gives in projectors. 6000K in projectors will give off a white light but with a stronger hint of purple around the edges.
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