HID conversion kit install
06-03-08, 02:35 PM
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HID conversion kit install
I just recently purchased Mobile HID conversion kit but I am not comortable installing them myself. I located in Los Angeles and I am wondering if anyone knew any places that would install them professionally for a good price. I did some search and people are saying Alpha Tint charges $60.00 but when I called them the guy told me $120.00. I just think that is way too much.
06-03-08, 02:47 PM
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I just recently purchased Mobile HID conversion kit but I am not comortable installing them myself. I located in Los Angeles and I am wondering if anyone knew any places that would install them professionally for a good price. I did some search and people are saying Alpha Tint charges $60.00 but when I called them the guy told me $120.00. I just think that is way too much.
funny...i just got my Mobile HIDs too. and i jsut posted a thread about this.
HAHAHAH. wat are the chances. x] i did search and got alpha tint for $60. i havent called them yet, but when i do...im gonna tell them that i heard of them on my forums and that they are good. *suck up a little* then maybe they can give it to me for $60. hopefully. ill let you know how that goes.
06-03-08, 03:17 PM
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Its not that bad! You have 2 different ways to install. iSuxeL has a DIY and so do I for you to use. If you use iSuxeL it may take you longer but its still a very simple plug and play install. Get another member in CA to help you out! You have 3/4 of the 2IS community in your backyard
Its not that bad! You have 2 different ways to install. iSuxeL has a DIY and so do I for you to use. If you use iSuxeL it may take you longer but its still a very simple plug and play install. Get another member in CA to help you out! You have 3/4 of the 2IS community in your backyard
06-03-08, 03:20 PM
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Its not that bad! You have 2 different ways to install. iSuxeL has a DIY and so do I for you to use. If you use iSuxeL it may take you longer but its still a very simple plug and play install. Get another member in CA to help you out! You have 3/4 of the 2IS community in your backyard
Its not that bad! You have 2 different ways to install. iSuxeL has a DIY and so do I for you to use. If you use iSuxeL it may take you longer but its still a very simple plug and play install. Get another member in CA to help you out! You have 3/4 of the 2IS community in your backyard
I guess I'll add them later geez!
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06-03-08, 04:29 PM
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yah isuxel it took me 30 mins to figure out that you missed some screw lol...i had to try and figure it out myself when i was doing my fog install... 
its easy to do it yourself and learn how to do it also have fun with it. I was afraid of doing this but it was a fun experience Not hard at all just keep everything organized.
its easy to do it yourself and learn how to do it also have fun with it. I was afraid of doing this but it was a fun experience Not hard at all just keep everything organized.
06-03-08, 08:34 PM
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I bought mobile HID 5000k D4s bulbs. The worst investment IMO. They first mailed me the bulbs in record time (2 days), but after i've installed them i've noticed they were 2 different colors. My drivers side seemed to be very white at 5000k, but my passenger side was noticeably more purple almost 6000k. I've emailed support for a replacement, but 3 weeks later they only sent me 1 bulb that doesn't match neither color. I was completely pissed off. I managed to get a refund through pay pal, but I would never purchase from them or recommend anything from Mobile HID. Product seems to be sub par generic brands. Please try another company before considering Mobile HID.
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