Hey anyone know how to install HID H4 set for an ED by "DIY" ??
thanks :D
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Hey anyone know how to install HID H4 set for an ED by "DIY" ??
thanks :D
Correct me if I'm wrong, but i was under the impression that it is actually illegal to install a HID light, into a lens that was not originally designed for HID lights?
Meaning if you want HID's, and want to be 100% legal, you'll have to buy a full head light designed for HID usage?
I dont think its officially illegal. Though on some non-projector lens the beams bounce of everywhere which can be bad for other drivers.
So if you put HID's on your ED, the lens of the headlight makes for improper/illegal projection?
How would an ED owner get past this?
Maybe thats a local thing about the head lamps having to be replaced...?
All i know is that I'll never put HID's into a lens not designed for it, cause I'll just blind every other person on the raod, and get shitty looking beam spread on the road..
yeah i can vouch that as well
i have an EF crx, basically same type of headlights
i test fitted some HID's on it, and it was shocking, no beam what so ever, just glare,
so if u stood in front of your car, you'll be blind,
and sitting in the car, u see nothing
hmm, well i was impressed by this ED i saw around campsie/canterbury, his plate number was " ur-25-xc" if any one seen it, it has i think 6000k or 8000k hid, and it was really nice it didnt bounce off everywer.. and i have a friend that has an EG with 8000k hid, it seemed fine, nothing bad about it..
hmm...i had 6000K HID's on my ed and i had them beam out the same as normal lights...straight bolt on...
it looks good with the yellowy parkers aswell...gives it a nice 2tone effect...
from what i heard, the legalities come from the way the transformer is mounted...
To clear up the first few points, fitting HIDs into a car that did not come with HIDs from factory is indeed defectable!!
Go search on the forums for your source,
This has been covered so many times that its become general knowledge >.<
Not sure about state by state differences.