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<blockquote data-quote="bass_lover1" data-source="post: 2410410" data-attributes="member: 555256">Yes, but they also have housings designed to be used w/ HIDs.&nbsp; Taking a HALOGEN housing and putting HID bulbs in is a no no...I&#039;ve seen it on a few cars around me and I can&#039;t see a **** thing when they are driving towards me.It&#039;s easier and more conventional to put an HID conversion into a projector style housing (even if it uses regular halogen bulbs in the first place).&nbsp; The sharp cutoff makes it more &#039;oncoming traffic friendly&#039;I put an HID conversion in my 98 Passat almost a year ago w/ no problems...but I also have Hella HID style projector housings...have about 500 dollars in just the headlights alone, give or take.Also, McCulloch definitely isn&#039;t a cheap HID conversion...it&#039;s regarded as one of the best around.&nbsp; Just because you can get it on eBay doesn&#039;t make it complete junk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bass_lover1, post: 2410410, member: 555256"] Yes, but they also have housings designed to be used w/ HIDs. Taking a HALOGEN housing and putting HID bulbs in is a no no...I've seen it on a few cars around me and I can't see a **** thing when they are driving towards me. It's easier and more conventional to put an HID conversion into a projector style housing (even if it uses regular halogen bulbs in the first place). The sharp cutoff makes it more 'oncoming traffic friendly' I put an HID conversion in my 98 Passat almost a year ago w/ no problems...but I also have Hella HID style projector housings...have about 500 dollars in just the headlights alone, give or take. Also, McCulloch definitely isn't a cheap HID conversion...it's regarded as one of the best around. Just because you can get it on eBay doesn't make it complete junk. [/QUOTE]

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