HID Conversion Question
#5
From what I have read...it's alot of work and it might not be worth it based on the person.
I have the base 6spd RX8 too and but I think my lights are GREAT! I might change them out to get more WHITE light but other than that I wont be messing with it.
What I really wanted was the fog lights....I might add those later on.
I have the base 6spd RX8 too and but I think my lights are GREAT! I might change them out to get more WHITE light but other than that I wont be messing with it.
What I really wanted was the fog lights....I might add those later on.
#6
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True HID's arent as simple as changing a bulb. You need to different hardware. I have yet to see a readl HID system for less than a $1000+. You get bulbs that mimic HID output, but unless you wanna spend way too much money, you will never get true HID
#7
I got an aftermarket HID system and it wasn't hard to install at all. Given you have to take off your front bumber and remove your headlights. It's really easy. I mounted the Ballasts right above the oil-coolers. Then I put the igniters in the engine bay zip tied to the stock wires. All in all they look great. The whole thing took about two hours. And like I said in my other thread, most of the time I spent looking where to mount the ballasts. As a matter of fact I think I have a pic I took a while back with my phone. I'll check and post it here.
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Here's where I mounted the ballast. It's Zipped tied on right above the oil coolers.
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Here's where I mounted the ballast. It's Zipped tied on right above the oil coolers.
Last edited by TxRx8; 03-04-2005 at 01:47 PM.
#8
Originally Posted by djseto
I have yet to see a readl HID system for less than a $1000+. You get bulbs that mimic HID output, but unless you wanna spend way too much money, you will never get true HID
#10
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Originally Posted by TxRx8
This is not true. I spent $300 and got a quality stage 2 HID system from McCulloch.
#11
Friends of mine that have bought this kit say that it lasts around 2-3 yrs. I hope they're right.
Sorry about not reading the part where you wanted the OEM HID. That will run in the thousand dollar mark easy. With labor and all.
Sorry about not reading the part where you wanted the OEM HID. That will run in the thousand dollar mark easy. With labor and all.
#12
I asked Mazmart who is a vendor here about changing the lights out. They were not cheap, and they told me the projector lights use a 4 wire ststem and the hid's use a 8 wire. They also said it would be very difficult to convert to a hid system. I have decided to just buy whiter bulbs and fog lights
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