HID lights

[theking 10+ year member]

XenTec bi-xenon for $119. Was using Silverstars, but another one burnt out, so I figured I'd give these a try. And I'm getting older, so my vision ***** at night //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

yea i am gonna get the 5k bi xenon retro solutions 55 watt kit most hids are only 35 watt and i am gonna get the 5k either 35 or 55 wat fog lights too can get both for 300 shipped life time warranty and they are digital so no radio problems

 

[CadillacMatt 10+ year member]

HIDs look best when paired with projectors...

I wanted to upgrade my lights to HID but I have the plain old "textured" headlight lens so it would basically just throw light everywhere and blind anyone in my path...

So I'm thinking about retrofitting some projectors, might be a fun project for you to try. You would need your stock headlight assemblies, projector lenses, shrouds, (bulbs/ballasts aka the HID "kit"), and basic hand tools and glues and you could make something really sharp looking.

 

[Stephen_c 10+ year member]

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retrofit ftw

 

[theking 10+ year member]

HIDs look best when paired with projectors...
I wanted to upgrade my lights to HID but I have the plain old "textured" headlight lens so it would basically just throw light everywhere and blind anyone in my path...

So I'm thinking about retrofitting some projectors, might be a fun project for you to try. You would need your stock headlight assemblies, projector lenses, shrouds, (bulbs/ballasts aka the HID "kit"), and basic hand tools and glues and you could make something really sharp looking.

you can still use hids with reflector housings retrofit solutions are made to be used with refective lens

 

[Akula Class 10+ year member]

HIDs look best when paired with projectors...
I wanted to upgrade my lights to HID but I have the plain old "textured" headlight lens so it would basically just throw light everywhere and blind anyone in my path...

So I'm thinking about retrofitting some projectors, might be a fun project for you to try. You would need your stock headlight assemblies, projector lenses, shrouds, (bulbs/ballasts aka the HID "kit"), and basic hand tools and glues and you could make something really sharp looking.

You ever go through with the retro?