Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

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01-03-2008, 09:33 PM

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08Eleanor

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RE: Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

I've got the OEM Ford HID's and they are great. They make a clunking noise when it switches to brights due to the fact that Bi-Xenons use a shield that covers light when it is on lows and a solenoid moves the shield when the highs come on. I would really recommend them to anyone buying a new stang or if you have the money to buy them after...

01-03-2008, 09:37 PM

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Boozshey

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RE: Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

OEM!!! Let's applaud for OEM HIDS!!!

01-03-2008, 09:55 PM

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whtcanbrwnd04u

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RE: Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

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ORIGINAL: eric6913

i have the angel eye headlights with hid's in them

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post more pics of your car

01-10-2008, 10:27 PM

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mhconley

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RE: Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

Those of you who have installed aftermarket HID kits - where did you put the ballasts?

Martin

01-11-2008, 03:30 PM

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VerginaStang

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RE: Rambling about HID / Angel Eyes

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ORIGINAL: mhconley

Those of you who have installed aftermarket HID kits - where did you put the ballasts?

Martin

hey man... I velcro'd the ballastsright before thestrut tower- but basically on there, the flatest part on both sides (passenger and driver).... i didnt go through the trouble if hiding them bc I do not anticipate any problems with the po-po. I'll try to get a pic for u. I used "Industrial Strength Velcro"- seems to be holding up great.