biglexass

is this possible.what would i have to go through to do this??will it melt the houeing???

EXE.UCF10

iTrader: (3)

All you need is a plug and play HID kit. You don't need to worry about melting the housing.

http://www.xenondepot.com/

biglexass

thanks.but is this a real hid kit???a real one cant be this simple.or cheap

PVSLS400

I have HID in my 93 and have no issues fogs even work with proper relay. But yes the kit i bought is a true HID 6000k ,but my only issue with the kit is glare so i cannot get a decent picture to show you guys

PVSLS400

only clean pic i have

EXE.UCF10

iTrader: (3)

Yes, all of the kits listed on XenonDepot's site are real HID kits.

PVSLS400

day pic no fog

biglexass

nice iam think about getting the 8000k on my head lights and if they make one for my fogs i will get that kit also.looks good

PVSLS400

8000k will look purple. with the color of purple you loose brightness.

Luxury_LEX

Im also interested in this, did you upgrade to the one piece headlights though? I think im going to do that first. What do you think?
A buddy is bulk ordering these from japan, has many already sold on ebay.
Heres the diffrence :

PVSLS400

I did upgrade to JDM one piece lights but 2 days later i smacked a dodge pu and the body shop Says they were broke so they put in Depo lights in exchange. I am still mad about this and do not want to spend another 600 for new ones

PVSLS400

They dont look broke to me

Luxury_LEX

ouch
They look like they wern't even touched in this pic

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

maybe the mounts broke?

PHML

iTrader: (33)

stick with 4300K or 6000K....any higher and it will be dimmer and too blue which will attract cops.

Pete