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Installed some HIDs from ddmtuning.com today. Did my headlights and fog lights and they are beautiful! They're super easy to install too. I recommend anybody interested in doing HIDs check out ddmtuning.com!
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Can you link what you bought?
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its not letting me put the url in but just go to ddmtuning.com, go to hid kits, select 35w, H11, and get the wire harness and you're good to go
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I havent had a chance to drive it at night yet since i put them in today and then stayed home.
Heres a pic. Idk why its sideways
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I wouldnt go pass 6k but yes HID looks great with these halogen lenses.
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He said in a previous post is was the 35W
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HID"s in a housing not designed for them is a bad idea.
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holy glares, sorry but I would hate to driving in front of you man
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agreed when i was younger i ran plug and play HID kits in a 1997 Civic and a 2007 Civic SI. Both seemed better than stock but when you have them behind you, or they pass you, you go blind for a period of time. The glare is INSANE since it is not focusing that additional light output. Ill stick with my halogens until someone gets projector retrofits down OR we are able to modify UKDM FiST headlights. I want to do it properly and legally. Output with a correct retrofit is 10x better and easier on your eyes, aswell as everyone elses.
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Why do people write and believe this rubbish.
Governments will stop at nothing to preserve the status quo.
I am an old man and can show you similar Dept of transport data showing such things as Seat belts, Air bags, even hazard flashers were bands in Australia for 15 years.are all bad. I can even show you one saying instrument landing systems on aircraft are dangerous. We all know these things are perfectly safe and work well.
I have compared the part numbers from several car makes that supply projector headlights in both conventional and HID format. This is no part number difference. As when you buy a head light you do not get the bulbs. Thus you can put in whatever you like halogen or HID.
What fool is going to think a brighter white light that you can actually see the road ahead with is worse or more dangerous than a pale yellowish glow.
Governments will stop at nothing to preserve the status quo.
I am an old man and can show you similar Dept of transport data showing such things as Seat belts, Air bags, even hazard flashers were bands in Australia for 15 years.are all bad. I can even show you one saying instrument landing systems on aircraft are dangerous. We all know these things are perfectly safe and work well.
I have compared the part numbers from several car makes that supply projector headlights in both conventional and HID format. This is no part number difference. As when you buy a head light you do not get the bulbs. Thus you can put in whatever you like halogen or HID.
What fool is going to think a brighter white light that you can actually see the road ahead with is worse or more dangerous than a pale yellowish glow.
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