Upgrade 92 ES300-->97 ES300..
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Upgrade 92 ES300-->97 ES300..
Hey peoples
I currently own a 2nd gen '92ES300 and am looking at buying a 3rd Gen '97ES300.
I was just wondering if its possible to swap the headlights over before i sell the '92 car
I like the projector headlights on the 2nd gen and I also have the HID's already on them.
Any tips or advice would be much appreciated.
cheers
I currently own a 2nd gen '92ES300 and am looking at buying a 3rd Gen '97ES300.
I was just wondering if its possible to swap the headlights over before i sell the '92 car
I like the projector headlights on the 2nd gen and I also have the HID's already on them.
Any tips or advice would be much appreciated.
cheers
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retro fit = expensive & costly... but looks & performs awesome.
Two options, get the '00-01' HID headlamps again expensive but made for HIDs.
Or do what i did. Get a 4300-6000k kit [anything over that temperature, and if you think is 'better' you should stay away from HIDs altogether]
Simply swap the kit in, adjust them properly and it works fine. I have had it for a couple of weeks now and they are awesome the the light pattern isn't too bad, nor does it blind people.
Two options, get the '00-01' HID headlamps again expensive but made for HIDs.
Or do what i did. Get a 4300-6000k kit [anything over that temperature, and if you think is 'better' you should stay away from HIDs altogether]
Simply swap the kit in, adjust them properly and it works fine. I have had it for a couple of weeks now and they are awesome the the light pattern isn't too bad, nor does it blind people.
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retro fit = expensive & costly... but looks & performs awesome.
Two options, get the '00-01' HID headlamps again expensive but made for HIDs.
Or do what i did. Get a 4300-6000k kit [anything over that temperature, and if you think is 'better' you should stay away from HIDs altogether]
Simply swap the kit in, adjust them properly and it works fine. I have had it for a couple of weeks now and they are awesome the the light pattern isn't too bad, nor does it blind people.
Two options, get the '00-01' HID headlamps again expensive but made for HIDs.
Or do what i did. Get a 4300-6000k kit [anything over that temperature, and if you think is 'better' you should stay away from HIDs altogether]
Simply swap the kit in, adjust them properly and it works fine. I have had it for a couple of weeks now and they are awesome the the light pattern isn't too bad, nor does it blind people.
I've been having a hardtime finding HID compatible headlamps haha
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