FAKE XENONS - Pimp or Wimp? lol
06-25-05, 10:52 AM
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FAKE XENONS - Pimp or Wimp? lol
rollin a 91 Ls400 in Titanium Grey.
Now I would never normally put those blue lightbulbs in my headlights, but..... on a Lexus they might actually look stock - a la fake Xenon.
Has anyone here had any success with the affordable ($25 a bulb) blue headlights?
Now I would never normally put those blue lightbulbs in my headlights, but..... on a Lexus they might actually look stock - a la fake Xenon.
Has anyone here had any success with the affordable ($25 a bulb) blue headlights?
06-25-05, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by LEXkid
rollin a 91 Ls400 in Titanium Grey.
Now I would never normally put those blue lightbulbs in my headlights, but..... on a Lexus they might actually look stock - a la fake Xenon.
Has anyone here had any success with the affordable ($25 a bulb) blue headlights?
Now I would never normally put those blue lightbulbs in my headlights, but..... on a Lexus they might actually look stock - a la fake Xenon.
Has anyone here had any success with the affordable ($25 a bulb) blue headlights?
06-25-05, 01:29 PM
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if u want to replace ur bulbs go for ultrawhites. their much closer to true daytime and most of them are legal. i went with Sylvania Silverstars for myLS and if you decide to get them, get them offa EBAY since u can go <$30 a pair instead of $20 a bulb.
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might blow some of my paypal $$ on some Silverstars
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06-25-05, 06:58 PM
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IMHO the best way to do HID on a 2nd gen LS is to do the 98+ conversion. this has many benefits, including the fact that you know the quality since its all OEM. Also, its 100% legal since it technically is a 100% factory system. this is a good bit more costly since (im pretty sure) that u have to replace the front fenders, the hood, the front bumper, the grill, and the lamps+ballasts+bulbs.
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06-25-05, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by PureDrifter
IMHO the best way to do HID on a 2nd gen LS is to do the 98+ conversion. this has many benefits, including the fact that you know the quality since its all OEM. Also, its 100% legal since it technically is a 100% factory system. this is a good bit more costly since (im pretty sure) that u have to replace the front fenders, the hood, the front bumper, the grill, and the lamps+ballasts+bulbs.
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06-25-05, 09:01 PM
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I am not aware of any UCF 20 owners doing the HID swap. I've contemplated this but I want to see the light pattern before proceeding. Some of the swaps with DOT halogen lenses and reflectors tend to scatter the beam and it may result in blinding. Some of the patterns I've seen in other cars plain sucks with HID kits.
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