3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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hey guy i figured i could get some help here,i want to convert tot HIDs and have found kits from 99$-300 they all look the same and install the same so why should i pay more is it the warranty or quality? also would lik lambo doors on my 94 camry coupe but cant find a good deal,any suggestions, what are the brightest light i can get other than HIDs.
thanks
conehead5887
Tacoma ,WA
Mod Express is a good campany. they give us a discount liek 70 bucks. they have a thread in the forsale section. oh and lambo door kits for the camry...not sure if they will work on the coupe, youll have to ask. http://depoautolights.com/9297-camry...e666414d426790
brightes light other then HIDs are sylvania silverstar ultras or HIRs
I recommend hids from this ebay store dealtime321. I bought them last july and they worked great, really bright and clear, i got the 8000k iceburg blue. They're only 68.00 free shipping for the 9006, only use 35 watts and they're plug and play. They're made from a company called XENTEC. Recently one of the bulbs went out and they replaced my whole system for free, i just had to ship back my old system to them and i got the new one in just a few days. I can take pics of the lights if requested.
I recommend hids from this ebay store dealtime321. I bought them last july and they worked great, really bright and clear, i got the 8000k iceburg blue. They're only 68.00 free shipping for the 9006, only use 35 watts and they're plug and play. They're made from a company called XENTEC. Recently one of the bulbs went out and they replaced my whole system for free, i just had to ship back my old system to them and i got the new one in just a few days. I can take pics of the lights if requested.
That's why I stay away from ebay because that situation happened to my cousin and brother 2 times so far; bulbs and especially the ballast malfunctions. I recommend mod express, I've had their bulbs and ballast almost a year no problem whatsoever might cost more than ebay but the quality will save you from headaches, shipping costs and constant waste of time.
dont put HID's in your stock halogen reflectors, PLEASE... you will blind everyone... if you want HID, go the proper way and retrofit HID projectors into your housing.
If you do not want to spend that kind of money, go with HIR bulbs. It is the closest in output you can get to HID's and they glare no more than OEM bulbs.
Yup those will also do, just won't get the Diamond effect in the day to h.i.d. Retro fitted with projectors correct me if i'm wrong
actually its just stock housing, i was unaware of blinding others with the lights due to the hids. Im gonna have to check out my lights at night sometime from a distance to see if its really bad.
likely so...the stock housings arent as bad as the depo ones though. the lense on the stock ones divert alot of the light down but the depos which are clear are horrible.
I ran hid in the stock housing for a month beamed 7 ft away covered alot of areas unevenly and hadn't gotten flashed at once, but those h7's housing on my bros civic glares like a mother.
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