HID Brand Recommendations
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From: MOFN, AL, 70 miles from George
Re: HID Brand Recommendations
Originally Posted by AZN440
Well,what's done is done...
At the time of the install I was having a hell of a time just trying to get to the low-beams. In fact I was afraid of breaking the H clips that I actually went out mid-install to purchase a set of standard H7 bulbs just in case I lost patience and nerve. In the pictures in the DIY you had a grommet that was flat and look relatively simple to slide through the H clip, not to mention that your rubber grommet was able to slide on the wires, mine was a multi level grommet that was over half an inch tall and seemed impossible to slide on the wires without tearing;
HID Kits, BMW Aftermarket Bumpers & Lighting, DEPO - DDM Tuning
Just look at the size of the grommet next to the bulb, that definitely wouldn't fit through the H clip. Overall though I had plenty of silicon on hand to patch up any openings into the headlight assembly so I'm covered there.
I'm just glad that this whole ordeal is over, and all I need is a pair of new low-beam dust covers in case I ever want to revert back to a stock set up!
At the time of the install I was having a hell of a time just trying to get to the low-beams. In fact I was afraid of breaking the H clips that I actually went out mid-install to purchase a set of standard H7 bulbs just in case I lost patience and nerve. In the pictures in the DIY you had a grommet that was flat and look relatively simple to slide through the H clip, not to mention that your rubber grommet was able to slide on the wires, mine was a multi level grommet that was over half an inch tall and seemed impossible to slide on the wires without tearing;
HID Kits, BMW Aftermarket Bumpers & Lighting, DEPO - DDM Tuning
Just look at the size of the grommet next to the bulb, that definitely wouldn't fit through the H clip. Overall though I had plenty of silicon on hand to patch up any openings into the headlight assembly so I'm covered there.
I'm just glad that this whole ordeal is over, and all I need is a pair of new low-beam dust covers in case I ever want to revert back to a stock set up!
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From: Ontario
Re: HID Brand Recommendations
Originally Posted by AZN440
Well,what's done is done...
At the time of the install I was having a hell of a time just trying to get to the low-beams. In fact I was afraid of breaking the H clips that I actually went out mid-install to purchase a set of standard H7 bulbs just in case I lost patience and nerve. In the pictures in the DIY you had a grommet that was flat and look relatively simple to slide through the H clip, not to mention that your rubber grommet was able to slide on the wires, mine was a multi level grommet that was over half an inch tall and seemed impossible to slide on the wires without tearing;
HID Kits, BMW Aftermarket Bumpers & Lighting, DEPO - DDM Tuning
Just look at the size of the grommet next to the bulb, that definitely wouldn't fit through the H clip. Overall though I had plenty of silicon on hand to patch up any openings into the headlight assembly so I'm covered there.
I'm just glad that this whole ordeal is over, and all I need is a pair of new low-beam dust covers in case I ever want to revert back to a stock set up!
At the time of the install I was having a hell of a time just trying to get to the low-beams. In fact I was afraid of breaking the H clips that I actually went out mid-install to purchase a set of standard H7 bulbs just in case I lost patience and nerve. In the pictures in the DIY you had a grommet that was flat and look relatively simple to slide through the H clip, not to mention that your rubber grommet was able to slide on the wires, mine was a multi level grommet that was over half an inch tall and seemed impossible to slide on the wires without tearing;
HID Kits, BMW Aftermarket Bumpers & Lighting, DEPO - DDM Tuning
Just look at the size of the grommet next to the bulb, that definitely wouldn't fit through the H clip. Overall though I had plenty of silicon on hand to patch up any openings into the headlight assembly so I'm covered there.
I'm just glad that this whole ordeal is over, and all I need is a pair of new low-beam dust covers in case I ever want to revert back to a stock set up!
$20 -$30 cost if I remember correctly.
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From: BC
Re: HID Brand Recommendations
Originally Posted by 604Cash
Just ordered the Morimoto H7 35W kit in 6000k. Hoping this kit will be of much higher quality than the eBay alternatives.
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