HID fog light
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
bought PIAA kit for much less. HID too.
PIAA 2100XT FOG LAMP KIT
http://piaa.com/Lamps/Lamp-pages/2100hid.html
PIAA 2100XT FOG LAMP KIT
http://piaa.com/Lamps/Lamp-pages/2100hid.html
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
they sound deep and more like stock at idle. is this the same one you have?
http://www.intensepower.com/insesexwti35.html
according to intensepower, borla cost $25 more.
where do you plain to put on spoiler? and how do we pay for the cost of take out and switch?
http://www.intensepower.com/insesexwti35.html
according to intensepower, borla cost $25 more.
where do you plain to put on spoiler? and how do we pay for the cost of take out and switch?
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Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Yorba Linda, CA
according to PIAA website, they list under HID fog light.
http://piaa.com/Lamps/Lamps-HID.html
look under 2100 H.I.D.
http://piaa.com/Lamps/Lamps-HID.html
look under 2100 H.I.D.
I have the Hella Micro DE Xenons. I picked them becuase they are DE just like the stock HID's are, and they look very similar to the focusing lens found in the stock Z HID headlights.

Front Shot.

Close Up.

Night Shot.
I got them from some website for 600 plus shipping.
I then had a stock front bumper modded with bevels to house them. They are mounted to the box-channel that runs under the front bumper for crash support.
I'm really happy with them.

Front Shot.

Close Up.

Night Shot.
I got them from some website for 600 plus shipping.
I then had a stock front bumper modded with bevels to house them. They are mounted to the box-channel that runs under the front bumper for crash support.
I'm really happy with them.
i have been doing hid retrofits for few years now. As a friendly advice donÃÕ use hids for fog lights, unless you just want them for looks. Hids lack performance in bad weather. You can get some halogen fog lights, and use yellow bulb covers, which you can purchase, form www.hidtech.com. For more info go to www.hidplanet.com/forums
Originally Posted by Janus
I have the Hella Micro DE Xenons. I picked them becuase they are DE just like the stock HID's are, and they look very similar to the focusing lens found in the stock Z HID headlights.
Night Shot.
I got them from some website for 600 plus shipping.
I then had a stock front bumper modded with bevels to house them. They are mounted to the box-channel that runs under the front bumper for crash support.
I'm really happy with them.
Night Shot.
I got them from some website for 600 plus shipping.
I then had a stock front bumper modded with bevels to house them. They are mounted to the box-channel that runs under the front bumper for crash support.
I'm really happy with them.
Originally Posted by tignws
i have been doing hid retrofits for few years now. As a friendly advice donÃÕ use hids for fog lights, unless you just want them for looks. Hids lack performance in bad weather. You can get some halogen fog lights, and use yellow bulb covers, which you can purchase, form www.hidtech.com. For more info go to www.hidplanet.com/forums
But damn they look good =P
I went with HID because I fell in love with the Hella Micro DE Xenons =P
P.S.
Thanks for the compliments Eddie1979!



