Dabears2k's HID kit test fitted on my FC (pics)
05-12-08, 02:09 AM
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Dabears2k's HID kit test fitted on my FC (pics)
First and foremost i want to thank Matt (Dabears2k) for letting my FC be the test car, and for taking the time to create the kit for the Rx7 community.
I DO NOT SELL THE KIT SO PLEASE DONT PM ME!!! if you wish to purchase one or have any questions about the kit contact Dabears2k. matt@dabears2k.com
Now as for the kit goes it is a completely plug and play kit, the only tool you will need is a screw driver to remove the crappy stock headlights. i will be starting a new thread with step by step procedure on how the install was done. but heres a couple of shots of the install and some before and after shots.
i will get night time pics later in the week. and let me add that the kit is a 6000k and has Low and high beams!!!! so thats a plus
I DO NOT SELL THE KIT SO PLEASE DONT PM ME!!! if you wish to purchase one or have any questions about the kit contact Dabears2k. matt@dabears2k.com
Now as for the kit goes it is a completely plug and play kit, the only tool you will need is a screw driver to remove the crappy stock headlights. i will be starting a new thread with step by step procedure on how the install was done. but heres a couple of shots of the install and some before and after shots.
i will get night time pics later in the week. and let me add that the kit is a 6000k and has Low and high beams!!!! so thats a plus
05-12-08, 02:34 AM
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Looks great.... how much?!? Who's got it? How about showing it at night against a verticle surface so we can assess the pattern? How does it blind other vehicles? DOT legal? You say it has low & high beams? how about a night time pic showing the difference?
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05-12-08, 07:51 AM
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Check the archive on HID lighting and you'll have an answer in regard to lighting patterns.
The best thing you can do to minimize blinding oncoming traffic is to properly aim your headlights. That will also insure that all the light is going where it's supposed to.
The best thing you can do to minimize blinding oncoming traffic is to properly aim your headlights. That will also insure that all the light is going where it's supposed to.
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ok everybody, as said on the first post...night time pictures will be available later in the week.
as for any questions regarding the kit i can only answer the install ones since i did the install, but if you have any questions about the kit please ask Dabears2k by e-mailing him or posting on this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/west-rx-7-forum-193/dabears2ks-hid-kit-test-fitted-my-fc-pics-755463/
Dabears2k is currently answering all questions on that thread.
as for any questions regarding the kit i can only answer the install ones since i did the install, but if you have any questions about the kit please ask Dabears2k by e-mailing him or posting on this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/west-rx-7-forum-193/dabears2ks-hid-kit-test-fitted-my-fc-pics-755463/
Dabears2k is currently answering all questions on that thread.
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