HID Retrofit for stock headlights?
12-19-2011, 07:22 PM
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Yes please, I wish I could repeat this all over this forum and and on every other forum on the internet.
12-19-2011, 07:38 PM
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12-20-2011, 06:01 AM
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I run drop in HIDs from DDMTuning in all of my vehicles. They last a long time and work well with nice color match!
I do recommend that you retrofit some projectors if you do any city driving. I live out in the sticks and when I do go downtown or whatnot, I do not get flashed. However, I do notice that there is enough glare from my headlights to be "annoying" , but not "dangerous" like some other drop in kits.
I get flashed maybe once every 3 months or so. I use Hella E-Code lens that are aimed lower than stock. I plan on either going back to Halogen or attacking a retrofit project myself if I ever move to a suburban area later on.
Here's a pic - notice not much glare from that side. However, on the other side it is glaring due to the high right cutoff on my lens.
I do recommend that you retrofit some projectors if you do any city driving. I live out in the sticks and when I do go downtown or whatnot, I do not get flashed. However, I do notice that there is enough glare from my headlights to be "annoying" , but not "dangerous" like some other drop in kits.
I get flashed maybe once every 3 months or so. I use Hella E-Code lens that are aimed lower than stock. I plan on either going back to Halogen or attacking a retrofit project myself if I ever move to a suburban area later on.
Here's a pic - notice not much glare from that side. However, on the other side it is glaring due to the high right cutoff on my lens.