Need install help from a SoCal member
09-13-2006, 02:15 PM
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Need install help from a SoCal member
Basically all I need is for a member in the Los Angeles area to let me install a set of HIDs in their HHR and take some before and after pics. Its a plug and play install which means it's pretty much the same as just replacing the bulbs, no cutting or splicing.
Install should take no longer than 30min.
Install should take no longer than 30min.
09-13-2006, 03:40 PM
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You're really close to me, im in Eagle Rock.
HHR PNOY had pm'd me just before you and we are set to meet up on Friday. If for any reason he can't make it i'll let you know.
Thanks for the offer.
HHR PNOY had pm'd me just before you and we are set to meet up on Friday. If for any reason he can't make it i'll let you know.
Thanks for the offer.
09-16-2006, 04:34 AM
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Just to let you guys know...UNEEK is one classy guy and it was a pleasure lending my car to him. The Halo HID Kit add-on is sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!
He even went as far as making sure the HIDs match my halo driving lights. I wanted the 6Ks and he said the 8Ks would match better..and sure enough they did. I'm pretty sure he'll post install pics soon, but pictures dont do justice to what these HIDs are capable of. I can see much clearer at night, HID headlights cover a wider area than regular bulbs...and they just look wickedly SICK!! These HIDs are well worth the price he's charging for. Thanks UNEEK!
He even went as far as making sure the HIDs match my halo driving lights. I wanted the 6Ks and he said the 8Ks would match better..and sure enough they did. I'm pretty sure he'll post install pics soon, but pictures dont do justice to what these HIDs are capable of. I can see much clearer at night, HID headlights cover a wider area than regular bulbs...and they just look wickedly SICK!! These HIDs are well worth the price he's charging for. Thanks UNEEK!
09-16-2006, 10:23 AM
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Love to see some before/after pics at night.
Doesn't the HID kit eliminate your high beams?
I've thought about HID's, but there are many reasons (for safety's sake), I want to retain the "brights" to flash others, etc.
Doesn't the HID kit eliminate your high beams?
I've thought about HID's, but there are many reasons (for safety's sake), I want to retain the "brights" to flash others, etc.
09-16-2006, 12:29 PM
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Its true that HIDs eliminate the high beam. In the past 5 years I can count how many times I've used the high beam with one hand (most of which were accidental). I dont see a use of high beams in L.A. so I wont miss it.
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09-16-2006, 05:39 PM
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Thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate you taking time to help me out with this. I have updated the sale thread with pictures and a DIY. Follow the link below!
Oh. . . .and who needs to flash people with a high beam when you can just let them know how you feel by honkin your horn and waving a fist out the window!
Oh. . . .and who needs to flash people with a high beam when you can just let them know how you feel by honkin your horn and waving a fist out the window!
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