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I'm Taking the next step in HID's DONE...ish - 5/17/2007 2:21:37 PM

Fiirkan

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That's right, i have decided to go the final yard, I am going to retrofit an OEM BiXenon HID into my car, I have looked and i have looked some more, and i couldn't find a Bixenon conversion kit for a good price. but i have found OEM Porsche Bixenon HID's for under $200. so i am going to save some cash, get an extra set of headlights and go for it. Now for all you people out there saying, "How you gonna do that?" Yes i plan on doing a DIY for everyone that wants to follow me in the world of kick ass lighting

True HID here i come

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 2:32:19 PM

ryank327

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Blinding Oncoming traffic FTW! haha I cant wait to see this.

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 2:50:44 PM

addiction2bass

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well retro fiting hids isnt blinding to anyone.... it should be just like OEM HIDS in high dollar cars........

ive been wanting to do them in my civic BUT i just dont have that kinda money to spend for a TRIAL...... :(

so im jus tsticken with my slight glare HIDs ;)

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 2:59:10 PM

Fiirkan

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Addiction i have been saying the same thing, but i have found sets of Audi, Porshe Bixenon projectors for under $200 on ebay for everything, so those, an extra set of headlights, and a few wires. should only be like $300 where as a Bixenon conversion kit is still like $300 by itself and doesn't look near as good.

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 3:05:37 PM

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Can't wait to see the DIY

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 3:06:32 PM

Fiirkan

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LOL i can't wait to do it, but i am gonna just part this right now, i want my wheels first

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 3:51:15 PM

addiction2bass

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LOL well now your beeing like me.........

and ya even tho 200 does sound good just be sure to read up and find some good OEM components to use...

good ones ive found are around 300-400bucks and no bulbs or ignitors..... plus the price for the HID bulbs and ballasts........
it just adds up preaty quickly. LMFAO

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RE: I'm Taking the next step in HID's - 5/17/2007 4:09:32 PM

Fiirkan

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ORIGINAL: addiction2bass

LOL well now your beeing like me.........

and ya even tho 200 does sound good just be sure to read up and find some good OEM components to use...

good ones ive found are around 300-400bucks and no bulbs or ignitors..... plus the price for the HID bulbs and ballasts........
it just adds up preaty quickly. LMFAO