HID lights
#7
I still don't understand why all new cars don't have HIDs from the factory...
but if you still need them look at theretrofitsource.com
I think I paid around $300 to do my 2000 civic, expect the same for yours.
And stay away from generic hid kits everywhere else that cost you $200 or less for everything, all they'll do is put out less light and make your headlights look better when you're not using them.
Look under complete retrofit kits, mine was the bi-xenon mini stage 3 kit(h1). But there are options for everything if yours is different, just do some research or go to hidplanet.com for help
but if you still need them look at theretrofitsource.com
I think I paid around $300 to do my 2000 civic, expect the same for yours.
And stay away from generic hid kits everywhere else that cost you $200 or less for everything, all they'll do is put out less light and make your headlights look better when you're not using them.
Look under complete retrofit kits, mine was the bi-xenon mini stage 3 kit(h1). But there are options for everything if yours is different, just do some research or go to hidplanet.com for help
Last edited by inthezoneac; 05-27-2013 at 01:09 AM.
#8
Thanks for the info. I'll be definitely putting in some HID soon. I have no complaints on the factory lights that came with my Civic, but I had HID lights in my old car and they are far superior. The Civic has fog lights as well. Do you know if you can install HID's in both the main lights and the fogs?
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