BALewis1

Yeah to just throw the ballast and bulb in... But good luck with doing fogs in 15 minutes...

junkyard03

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yeah i did my fogs and it took me at least 2 hours to install on my own

whitebeast

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15 mins for 1IS but not 2IS

whitebeast

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For fog light, i only took me about 25-30 mins to get it done. On driver side it has open cap on the bottom to access to foglight,
On passenger side, turn the wheel all the way to driver side and open up liner little bit so you could access to fog light

BALewis1

I agree... you can but when I did mine I completely removed the bumper and bumper brace and professionally mounted the ballasts to the aluminum bumper. then drilled holes and mounted them with a waterproof seal. So its all in how clean you wanna make your install

peyman

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let me know if you go to hidmasters, woud like to know how their quality of work/products are

whitebeast

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Can't remember where i mount the ballast but it totally secure and waterproof. For the wire, you won't notice it event you taking off wheel liner

stealth99

so i finally had the hids done i had hid masters do it. i had 6k put in and cool white led bulbs in fogs

the one question to see if this is normal or not when i line up to my garage to see if the projectors are all straight theres a nice purple and a tinge of yellow line on drivers side but on pass side theres more yellow then perple but it looks straight when i drive at night whn the yellow parts hit the street in front of car it looks like pass side is higher on the street then the driver side. i took it back to hid masters thinking the projector was higher on one side then the other
is this normal for these projectors on is250 or does my projector need to be adjusted? feedback would help thanx

stealth99

anyone need help thanx