good HID kit?
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good HID kit?
I'm looking for a good HID kit for my GTO, anyone know where to go? A sponsor on my GTO board is selling these for $250, but I have no clue what they are, who makes them, etc.
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glad to see you are finally taking the plunge
I have never heard of those ballasts or the company, but there are a lot of no-name brands that work great. Stay away from mcullough (sp?) ballasts, as well as tinted bulbs.
I would also check in with excelerate and see what he can sell you a kaixen kit for
I have never heard of those ballasts or the company, but there are a lot of no-name brands that work great. Stay away from mcullough (sp?) ballasts, as well as tinted bulbs.
I would also check in with excelerate and see what he can sell you a kaixen kit for
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www.cqlight.ca <<i'll be ordering their 5000k for my next car
www.oznium.com/hid <<i have their 6000k in my car now and i love it.
www.oznium.com/hid <<i have their 6000k in my car now and i love it.
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The only thing I can tell you about a/m HID kits is watch out for the bulbs... I've been researching it because I want to do it in my Jeep but more than likely, you'll need a bulb that has a shield. If you don't, it is my understanding that the light dispertion will be terrible. I don't know what the headlights on the GTO look like off hand but I don't thnk they are projectors. If they aren't, you'll need those shields. I think you can buy adapters for some bulbs. Do some more research on it dude. Has anyone on the GTO boards done it? What did they use? What was the outcome?
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Originally Posted by daemonicus
the only shields i've ever seen for HID bulbs only fit the H4.
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Originally Posted by Lord Helmet
The only thing I can tell you about a/m HID kits is watch out for the bulbs... I've been researching it because I want to do it in my Jeep but more than likely, you'll need a bulb that has a shield. If you don't, it is my understanding that the light dispertion will be terrible. I don't know what the headlights on the GTO look like off hand but I don't thnk they are projectors. If they aren't, you'll need those shields. I think you can buy adapters for some bulbs. Do some more research on it dude. Has anyone on the GTO boards done it? What did they use? What was the outcome?
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
i dont have projectors in my 01 TL and the bulbs dont have any kind of shield
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
i dont have projectors in my 01 TL and the bulbs dont have any kind of shield
a regular halogen headlight with reflectors will not disperse HID light the same way as a reflector made specifically for HID lights.
the same goes for halogen projectors.
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