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Hid Kit
hey guyz next week i am thinking about buying the hid kit from impulse.
he only sells low hid kits.
does it matter if i get a low kit compared to a hi/low kit? do u really need both?
yea i know, i ask stupid questions cuz im a newb..also say if u had a low kit and u hit the high beams wat would happen?
he only sells low hid kits.
does it matter if i get a low kit compared to a hi/low kit? do u really need both?
yea i know, i ask stupid questions cuz im a newb..also say if u had a low kit and u hit the high beams wat would happen?
I got an H4 kit off impulse and its a low only kit. The hi/low kits I hear are more likly to have the servo break so I wouldnt recommned them. Also the highbeam will do little or nothing for you. HID's are so bright and beautiful its tough for them to be any brighter. The only thing I regret is losing my ability to flash the highbeams to let people in and to inform others of cops and speed traps. OTher then HID's do the trick, save your money and dont bother with the high and low
BUT
becareful when your driving because if you hit the highbeam the HID's turn off, and flashing hids is not good
BUT
becareful when your driving because if you hit the highbeam the HID's turn off, and flashing hids is not good
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Originally Posted by AggressiveAdam
I got an H4 kit off impulse and its a low only kit. The hi/low kits I hear are more likly to have the servo break so I wouldnt recommned them. Also the highbeam will do little or nothing for you. HID's are so bright and beautiful its tough for them to be any brighter. The only thing I regret is losing my ability to flash the highbeams to let people in and to inform others of cops and speed traps. OTher then HID's do the trick, save your money and dont bother with the high and low
BUT
becareful when your driving because if you hit the highbeam the HID's turn off, and flashing hids is not good
BUT
becareful when your driving because if you hit the highbeam the HID's turn off, and flashing hids is not good
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