HID lights question?

LXSTASY

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Dec 30, 2003

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• Dec 30, 2003

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I have a 91 lx and I wanted to put HID's in my car. I read somewhere that the HIDs will not look good because of the headlight style on my car. I wanted to get new diamond clear headlights and HID's but i don't know if I need projector headlights to have them work correctly. Has anyone ever put HID's in a fox or a headlight unit that was not projector like?
Thanks
Dan

 

My_Little_Pony

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You can make HID work in any car. Now of course it's going to look a little different in an older car, but hey it works. For a rough idea of what HID's look like without projector lenses, look at a 95 - 00 Mercedes Benz C class or S Class. They don't have projector lenses, here is what they look like without projector lenses:

http://www.club202.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1645

Look at the 3rd picture down, he has his HID's on.

 

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stang1992

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anybody else

 

1Slick5.0

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HID are pretty expensive. I would recomend rewiring your headlights with a beefier gauge wiring and getting some high output PIAA Bulbs. Matched with your diamond clears you wont be disappointed

 

ryanrule

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someone awhile ago got 2 high/low beam projector assemblys from a bimmer and stuck them into his stock head lights. looked sweet