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Hid's
I'm looking to get a set of HID's for my 97 SC 300. what brands are you guys using? where did you buy them? I'm looking at sets on ebay but not sure what i should stay away from. any info would help. Thanks
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AFter much research from searching on this site and HIDforums.com
Which kit for the SC?
Philips 6000 K kit.
How much?
$500
Where?
www.kmimports.com
Ken will fix you up.
30mins installing and you are ready to go!
BIGd
Which kit for the SC?
Philips 6000 K kit.
How much?
$500
Where?
www.kmimports.com
Ken will fix you up.
30mins installing and you are ready to go!
BIGd
Originally posted by BigD026
AFter much research from searching on this site and HIDforums.com
Which kit for the SC?
Philips 6000 K kit.
How much?
$500
Where?
www.kmimports.com
Ken will fix you up.
30mins installing and you are ready to go!
BIGd
AFter much research from searching on this site and HIDforums.com
Which kit for the SC?
Philips 6000 K kit.
How much?
$500
Where?
www.kmimports.com
Ken will fix you up.
30mins installing and you are ready to go!
BIGd
-Bryan
Last edited by Wald GS; Feb 1, 2004 at 11:47 PM.
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Originally posted by LexAristo
Email Ken @ sales@kwimports.com. When you "Bryan" referred you, he will only charge you 475.00. Hope that helped.
-Bryan
Email Ken @ sales@kwimports.com. When you "Bryan" referred you, he will only charge you 475.00. Hope that helped.
-Bryan
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if i get plug and play, will i hafta worry about glare or the cut off? i drive an rx300 and was considering a plug and play kit but after reading about some drawbacks, i'm starting to wonder...
Originally posted by LexAristo
Time + money will be over 500. Plug and play is more complete and takes less than 20 min to install. Also retrofitting means de-linging your headlights.
Time + money will be over 500. Plug and play is more complete and takes less than 20 min to install. Also retrofitting means de-linging your headlights.
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I have a RX300 with aftermarket HID's from autolamps and all I had to do was aim the lights a little lower. I'm very satisfied with them. I will admit that sometimes I think about it and wonder if I should have gone for a projector retrofit. Due to the time involved in having to send them out to be retrofitted, I decided to go with aftermarket HID's.
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you got any pics?
Originally posted by jeremyp111
I have a RX300 with aftermarket HID's from autolamps and all I had to do was aim the lights a little lower. I'm very satisfied with them. I will admit that sometimes I think about it and wonder if I should have gone for a projector retrofit. Due to the time involved in having to send them out to be retrofitted, I decided to go with aftermarket HID's.
J
I have a RX300 with aftermarket HID's from autolamps and all I had to do was aim the lights a little lower. I'm very satisfied with them. I will admit that sometimes I think about it and wonder if I should have gone for a projector retrofit. Due to the time involved in having to send them out to be retrofitted, I decided to go with aftermarket HID's.
J
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Originally posted by LexAristo
Time + money will be over 500. Plug and play is more complete and takes less than 20 min to install. Also retrofitting means de-linging your headlights.
Time + money will be over 500. Plug and play is more complete and takes less than 20 min to install. Also retrofitting means de-linging your headlights.
also a retrofit will be 50% brighters than kits usually because the projectors are made for the HID bulb, and you will also have perfect cutoff line and perfect light ditrubution with no glare/blackspots.
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