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Old 09-04-11, 02:42 AM
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Was on ebay and amazon and saw hid conversions for like $40. They worth the money and are they hard to hook up and everything. Saw that they had them for lows, highs, and fogs. Anybody got pics and a DIY for them?
Old 09-04-11, 03:13 AM
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Its better to buy it from the vendor on the forum. I wont trust ebay...
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This vendor?

http://www.hidextra.com/Lexus-SC-HID-Kits


Are these kits hard to get setup? im not a very technical person when it comes to stuff like this....so easy is awesome
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well i see a lot of plug and play kits and they are seriously that easy. Mine wouldnt turn on when i bought a kit a couple yeares back and all it was was the the wires were backwards so i flipped it and i was all good from there. You plug your kit into your existing harness and thats really it.
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if you can change a bulb you can hook up a hid kit. its that easy.. i got mine from hidextra

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I got Klight 8k's on my lows. I love em they're not too white and not too blue
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Go to ddm tuning heard a few people use them. I have o-nex on mine I like them.
Old 09-04-11, 10:56 AM
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I can vouch for DDM Tuning, they're like 20mins away from my place and never had problem with their customer service and products. $35 well spent.
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Useful, I'll have to book mark this thread for the future. Thanks for the info guys!
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This have been covered a couple hundred times already, I once was guilty...

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-foglight.html
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Think im going to get me a set to see how they r and if i like them. I drive in a small town and never use my highs so this will work lol
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go with DDMtuning. i purchased a kit this year and i have no complaints yet.
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Link me the url to the ddm tuning set please guys. I went to the site yesterday and looked for sc400 and nothing. Didnt know if hid kits were universal or not so i checked other sites
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Im not trying to create a debate, but please if you havnt looked into HID kits yet in great detail, you will find your 40$ 100$ and even few hundred $ kits to do this..



A good HID kit will not have that glare, or Blind oncoming motorists
which is not only a concern for other motorists but a concern for you as you will have trouble seeing the road too!! and well its your safety we would all be concerned for.
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http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/Ap...Raptor-HID-Kit

low beam bulbs are 6006/HB4 get a 55w since we have projectors


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