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Jan 17, 2012 | 10:34 PM

#21

grabber blue gt

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Originally Posted by bakerjd

Lol...i did the same thing. every reference i could find pointed to the pony package fog light numbers haha...didnt even reference the gt's.

Lol yeah i didnt even bother searching for the GT/CS fogs. I thought it would be the same as regular GT fogs lol but I found out otherwise

Jan 18, 2012 | 01:50 AM

#22

GstangT

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Joined: Jun 2006

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From: California

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Originally Posted by grabber blue gt

lol no problem man, I went with retro solutions anyway from all the good review and the kit is great. Ill get some pics up once I get the replacement fog bulbs (i ordered the wrong size =/)

Ah I just took my 55w 6000k off ready to sell! Guess I was a bit too late. You'll enjoy the retrosolutions HIDs though, I know I did!

Nov 25, 2012 | 06:33 PM

#23

borndumb

Joined: Nov 2012

Posts: 1

From: PA

I know this thread is pretty old now but if you got any pictures of your headlights grabber blue gt that would help a lot. Also did you go with 35w or 55w?

Nov 26, 2012 | 06:10 AM

#24

Gary Ugarek

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Joined: Sep 2011

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From: PA

Just wanted to throw my 2 cents into the mix. It is best to stay n the 4-5k range. Especially if you do night driving. Blue HIDs are nice and all, but also keep in mind blue can make you tired.

I set all my gauges to RED, and my HID system on my 2012 was 4.3k. I ended up going Silverstar on my 2011 and my new 2013 already has HIDs.

I have heard great things about RS, if I didn't have HID's in my 2013 I would have been on the phone pronto. The kit I used wouldn't let me do high beams on my 2012.

But in terms of the 6-8k HIDs yes the blue looks pretty but it is more of a safety issue than anything.