HID's for RCC

turboed13b · 08-25-2010, 01:35 AM

PRICE:I haven't added up my prices yet but i am going to guess for me to make them will be around 650 this will include new housings. I can install these into the OEM housing but the front lens ruins the cutoff. I'm going to see if i can get the parts cheaper if i order in bulk so price might even go down lower.

PROJECTOR:This is a bixenon projector and it uses the fxr lens.

WIRING: The kit will be using an aftermarket relay harness allowing for plug and play so it will be compatible with the existing harness.

INSTALL: The install is pretty straight forward i tried to make something that requires no modification, so far everything is going well. The most difficult part would be routing the relay harness and ballast as there is a lot to it.

here is more pics of the progress: the lights are not aimed i simply bolted them up and my car is up on jack stands.

08-25-2010, 01:35 AM	#3
turboed13b Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 116 Rep Power: 18	PRICE:I haven't added up my prices yet but i am going to guess for me to make them will be around 650 this will include new housings. I can install these into the OEM housing but the front lens ruins the cutoff. I'm going to see if i can get the parts cheaper if i order in bulk so price might even go down lower. PROJECTOR:This is a bixenon projector and it uses the fxr lens. WIRING: The kit will be using an aftermarket relay harness allowing for plug and play so it will be compatible with the existing harness. INSTALL: The install is pretty straight forward i tried to make something that requires no modification, so far everything is going well. The most difficult part would be routing the relay harness and ballast as there is a lot to it. here is more pics of the progress: the lights are not aimed i simply bolted them up and my car is up on jack stands. Last edited by turboed13b; 08-25-2010 at 01:43 AM.