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HID kit for flip up lights???
anyone know of an HID kit for the 1990?? websites or anything like that would be great
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well you gotta buy some h4 conversion housings (enjukuracing.com). then you can buy conversion h4 hid lamps and ballasts. from what i hear there is a company on zilvia that sells em for like 60bux and a bunch of members initially went in on a group buy and they all had great reviews. so try that
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yeaup... ebay even carries a projector housing you can buy now. You can buy the HID's separate.
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my friend bought some ebay housings and they look way better than the ones i bought from enjuku. and there cheaper too! i think he said autobus or something like that? sellers name i mean
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NismoHead please shrink your signature way down to 600 x 165 at max
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hey, those housings are made by a company called autopal. and i looked @ my friends more closely last nite. they are quality. and way cheaper than the enjuku ones i initially told you about. im gonna get a set next week
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don't waste your time with plug and play drop in hid kits in halogen refelctor housings. If you want to do it the right way you should pick up a pair of oem bixenon hid projectors and retrofit them into some clear lensed sealed beam housings.
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hahhhahahh see I told you hahahah.
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im interested to see how they will look..
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That black reflector housing sure is going to reflect a lot of light...
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That black reflector housing sure is going to reflect a lot of light...
i know right...
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i bought a set of the ebay "autopal" brand housings. they are nicer & cheaper than my enjuku housings!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/89-94...ht_2009wt_1165
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those are good, i could get those if i dont like my black housing
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