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HID's, Bulb's + LED Interior and Exterior Illumination.

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Postby Graham » Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:24 am

Everyones entitled to their opinion about HIDs :P
Personally myself I love them. I can see so much better and I do a fair bit of hills driving aswell so it brights up the place a lot.

When I hit the Kangaroo it smashed up one of my lights so one bulb is gone and for insurance reasons I changed the HID back to stock globes, the single stock globe is so poor compared to HID's. I find myself driving with fog lights on just so I can see that meter or 2 ahead of me because I can barely see islands.
(I am required to wear visual aids while driving and I always do)

Can't wait for my car to get fixed and to order some more HID's.

Might go with 6000k this time.
I'll post up the finished product!
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Postby drake89 » Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:16 pm

I did some research on getting the EVO X Projectors and auto levelling installed in lancers other than EVOs

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Brad I have priced the headlamps and the leveling module but I don't know if you will need more bits as it is not serviced as at kit these 3 items unfitted are $4,306.00


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Postby Paggsy » Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:32 pm

ZOMG $4k... if you were keen on the kit wouldnt it be cheaper to get the retrofitted headlight kit??

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Postby Blakey » Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:50 pm

i just read something about the hid's something that SIRVRX may not agree on. there are 2 types of HID's one that requires a lense and one that can use a conventional halogens reflector, but even with that they still require washers and auto leveling to be legal.

here is where i got this from. just for SIRVRX.

HID bulbs come in two common standards today known as: D2S and D2R. D2S uses the D2 base and a clear, naked bulb. D2R uses the same D2 base and a bulb with a metallic strip along one edge to combat unwanted glare in the reflector headlamp. So in OEM HID applications D2R is used in reflector-type HID assemblies whereas D2S is used in projector-type assemblies. When you're purchasing an HID kit, you want to go with a D2S bulb because it emits slightly more light than the D2R.


http://intellexual.net/hid.html#hid

and who ever quoted you that 4grand price for them is a rip off. you can get proper retrofitted ones for not much over 1grand possibly less.

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Postby SIR-VRX » Fri Oct 02, 2009 7:05 pm

Yes there are the type of bulb designed for reflector fitting, D2R is the code as above.

However, it is still only for a reflector designed for the HID light, not a regular reflector designed for a halogen bulb.

And it may be a rip off, but it's OEM. I can get them for $3500 plus post. And it is the full assembly including leveller, bulbs and ballasts. Not pop-up washers though.


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