HID Lights 10 GT
02-20-2010, 11:03 PM
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Hey guys, thanks for all the info, I was wondering I love have the traditional mustang at night look with the fog lights on, i dont think having HID headlights and having regular fogs would look good, but what about doing silver stars in the fogs would that atleast make it look a little more blended? Just scared of doing the fogs, because this is not the first time I heard it was hard! Any suggestions guy's?
02-22-2010, 10:55 AM
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I believe the discount code is "Mustang" - which will give you $20 off the $185 price. If that doesn't work, Google "retrosolutions discount code" and you should find another code that works. They post on a lot of different forums and each one seems to get a different promo code for the same discount.
03-16-2010, 06:35 AM
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Does anyone have a write-up on the fogs? I would like to do the headlights from a usefulness perspective and the fogs from an appearance stand point. I don't mind taking time or doing some tough work but it sure does help (and saves time) when someone who has done it before shows you the way...
03-16-2010, 03:29 PM
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HIDs shouldnt be ran in halogen headlamps to begin with, unless you install a proper cutoff shield or projector. The glare is annoying, dangerous, and looks like a ricey civic coming down the road. If you want HIDs then don't cheap out by just getting a plug n play kit and hooking it up to your factory halogen lamps. Do it the correct way instead of cutting corners.
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