New HID and Dashboard Pics
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New HID and Dashboard Pics
Here are some new pics of my HIDs. Catz 5100k kit.
This is the best place to see the difference. Fogs on the bottom and HIDs on top.
You can't really tell the color difference here. When you look at the car it has more of a blue tint to the headlamps.
Left Ballast
Right Ballast
Who wanted dashboard pics?
This is the best place to see the difference. Fogs on the bottom and HIDs on top.
You can't really tell the color difference here. When you look at the car it has more of a blue tint to the headlamps.
Left Ballast
Right Ballast
Who wanted dashboard pics?
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I don't think I've ever seen a pic of your Ghetto Green and Gold bigger than your avatar until now!
Looks very nice!! Even my cheapo Hyper Whites made a huge difference on mine.
I wish I had that CD player
Looks very nice!! Even my cheapo Hyper Whites made a huge difference on mine.
I wish I had that CD player
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Wow.... nice eyes!!
How much did that kit set you back (if you don't mind me asking)?
I love the dash pic in the dark.... looks awesome.... looks like a true cockpit of a fighter jet.
How much did that kit set you back (if you don't mind me asking)?
I love the dash pic in the dark.... looks awesome.... looks like a true cockpit of a fighter jet.
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Thanks, the kit was $500.
More expensive than some kits that retail for around $300-$400, but I felt that the Catz kit was the best bet, made in Japan, good reliability and reviews. It was a completely matched kit.
Let me know if you need any tips.
It'* tough to capture that slight blue color of the HID on film - The color of the lights is very white with a slight blue hint. Best place to see it is the reflection on the wall.
More expensive than some kits that retail for around $300-$400, but I felt that the Catz kit was the best bet, made in Japan, good reliability and reviews. It was a completely matched kit.
Let me know if you need any tips.
It'* tough to capture that slight blue color of the HID on film - The color of the lights is very white with a slight blue hint. Best place to see it is the reflection on the wall.