FS: Projector lights- Black housings
09-15-2009, 07:23 AM
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I'm in. It's only money right. 
Can I order them online or send me payment info for CC?
Oh and does this come with or do I need the inline resister? (2002 C5)
Can I order them online or send me payment info for CC?Oh and does this come with or do I need the inline resister? (2002 C5)
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09-15-2009, 09:23 AM
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You can order them online and I'll go back and refund the $40 for pre payment.
You shouldn't need a resistor. My set goes up each and every time and I haven't heard any other customers complain of an issue either.
You shouldn't need a resistor. My set goes up each and every time and I haven't heard any other customers complain of an issue either.
09-15-2009, 10:33 AM
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More than likely they won't be back. I can't say 100% yet. I left them on the site just in case.
09-15-2009, 11:28 AM
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OK I was just reading the above post and someone said something about it not being good for the ballast to turn the lights on and off like for high beams. I drive every morning in the dark and I do you my high beams. I know you can't really give a MTBF (mean time between failures) for a ballast but how often will I have to replace a ballast? I don't like having to do repair work or the expense of it on my car. I'm wondering if it is a mistake for me to get the high beam kit.
09-15-2009, 11:35 AM
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OK I was just reading the above post and someone said something about it not being good for the ballast to turn the lights on and off like for high beams. I drive every morning in the dark and I do you my high beams. I know you can't really give a MTBF (mean time between failures) for a ballast but how often will I have to replace a ballast? I don't like having to do repair work or the expense of it on my car. I'm wondering if it is a mistake for me to get the high beam kit.
With this kit if you don't flash your highs a lot they should last the whole time.
I flash my fogs all the time (locking and unlocking doors) and I still have the same ballasts and bulbs in there from last year. No sign of trouble.
You'll be good. If you don't want the highs I can take them off the order.
09-15-2009, 11:40 AM
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They are rated at 3000 hrs. I always have replacements on hand if you need one.
With this kit if you don't flash your highs a lot they should last the whole time.
I flash my fogs all the time (locking and unlocking doors) and I still have the same ballasts and bulbs in there from last year. No sign of trouble.
You'll be good. If you don't want the highs I can take them off the order.
With this kit if you don't flash your highs a lot they should last the whole time.
I flash my fogs all the time (locking and unlocking doors) and I still have the same ballasts and bulbs in there from last year. No sign of trouble.
You'll be good. If you don't want the highs I can take them off the order.
I need to get out of the habit of pressing the lock button several times.
09-16-2009, 12:34 AM
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You can send the payment to Jhonathan_W at yahoo.com
Just leave a little note on what the payment is for. Thanks!
Also include the temp you want.
Just leave a little note on what the payment is for. Thanks!
Also include the temp you want.
09-16-2009, 12:26 PM
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A. what temp is the "cleanest" white
B. can you email the instructions to me "my username" @gmail.com
I'd like to see what's involved before committing.
Thanks
B. can you email the instructions to me "my username" @gmail.com
I'd like to see what's involved before committing.
Thanks
09-16-2009, 12:39 PM
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B. I can't email the file as it's too big. There is a DIY on the forum that I will paste the link. There are slight changes in this and that, but it's only when connecting the HID kit and the printed off version includes those.
It's actually pretty easy. The hardest part is routing wires and that's easy. The stock light come out and go back in easily.
I installed a set on my ride for the experience in case anything comes up.
