wantin to get some HID's
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From: noob from NY
the 2 piece depos are very clean, i have seen them on a black and a silver car. you can barely notice the separation unless you're looking for it. plus, you can stick a bulb in the hole for the fog light in the headlight housing and possibly get insurance to get you a deduction for DRLs
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From: The cold, wet, wonderful Washington!
what do you mean?
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Joined: May 2007
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From: noob from NY
well if you look at the pic in the link you posted, there's a hole under the bulb for in the high beam. that's supposed to be for the fog lights in a prefacelift car.
insurance companies give discounts for daytime running lights so if you can find out if your insurance company will give you a deduction for running a light in that hole, you'll save about 4% a year which is better than not saving it lol
insurance companies give discounts for daytime running lights so if you can find out if your insurance company will give you a deduction for running a light in that hole, you'll save about 4% a year which is better than not saving it lol
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1st Gear
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: The cold, wet, wonderful Washington!
well if you look at the pic in the link you posted, there's a hole under the bulb for in the high beam. that's supposed to be for the fog lights in a prefacelift car.
insurance companies give discounts for daytime running lights so if you can find out if your insurance company will give you a deduction for running a light in that hole, you'll save about 4% a year which is better than not saving it lol
insurance companies give discounts for daytime running lights so if you can find out if your insurance company will give you a deduction for running a light in that hole, you'll save about 4% a year which is better than not saving it lol
ya learn somthin new every day, haha
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Binghamton, NY
the orange is just the bulb - there is none in the lens. I have pics of them in my album here. I don't have cutoff pics but I can say that the cutoff is sharp and well-defined and the beam pattern is very good.
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: NEPA
would you mind getting some pictures of the cutoff? I don't care about any glamour shots, just something for reference please! I don't want to buy an hid kit only to end up with no cutoff and so much glare i'm blinding people. If you would, I would really appreciatte it. Thanks!
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Binghamton, NY
Here ya go - sorry about the lower-quality pic though (iPhone pic, although usually they're a lot sharper than that). Don't mind the higher aim of the right-side light - I was messing with it earlier this evening and didn't have time to fully re-aim it. The driver's side is aimed perfectly though, and you can see the sharpness of the cutoff. And for anyone wondering about the color temperature, these are 6000k HIDs (hardly blue as some people say they are).
