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East87 · 04-21-2009, 07:58 PM

awesome write up Mike!

Blair,
I've heard that the light spread can be dangerous if improperly aimed. Aftermarket HID's typically offer a bulb coating service to cut down on the amount of high, scattered light that blinds oncoming drivers. I just ordered kits for my headlights and fogs and I got the bulb coating for both sets. Typically, aftermarket HID's will have a brighter intensity than OEM because you can order higher-wattage packages. Check my link in the next lines.

For anyone interested, retrosolutions is having a group buy (aka a NICE discount) for MF members!
http://www.retro-solutions.com/mustangforumsGB.html

04-21-2009, 07:58 PM	#13
East87 4th Gear Member 2008 Ford Mustang Join Date: Jun 2008 Vehicle: 2008 Mustang GT Location: Newark, Delaware Posts: 1,087	awesome write up Mike! Blair, I've heard that the light spread can be dangerous if improperly aimed. Aftermarket HID's typically offer a bulb coating service to cut down on the amount of high, scattered light that blinds oncoming drivers. I just ordered kits for my headlights and fogs and I got the bulb coating for both sets. Typically, aftermarket HID's will have a brighter intensity than OEM because you can order higher-wattage packages. Check my link in the next lines. For anyone interested, retrosolutions is having a group buy (aka a NICE discount) for MF members! http://www.retro-solutions.com/mustangforumsGB.html __________________ -Andrew C&L Racer/Brenspeed 93 tune, FRPP 4.10's, Pypes o/r H, Magnaflows, MGW Shifter, BMR LCA's, Roush Rear Springs, CHE K-member brace w/torque limiters 13.37_107.04