HID Conversion
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HID Conversion
Installed some HIDs on my 05 without the HID.
Old and New:
HID inside the housing:
The typical night time wall shot:
To install, its pretty easy. Its a 1 min job for the plugging but a bit for the bumper removal. I bought the 9006 fog light conversion kit off of umnitza. I got it a while back for another car but that didn't work out. I'm not sure if they sell it anymore or not.
Old and New:
HID inside the housing:
The typical night time wall shot:
To install, its pretty easy. Its a 1 min job for the plugging but a bit for the bumper removal. I bought the 9006 fog light conversion kit off of umnitza. I got it a while back for another car but that didn't work out. I'm not sure if they sell it anymore or not.
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Originally Posted by Mikey52
Wow, it looks like the cutoff is perfect. I was worried that halogen projectors would scatter the light too much. So the 9006 kit from Umnitza was plug and play?
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yah the reason why it doesnt scatter is because of the projectors , the regular halogen reflector lights is what causes scatters, those are in civics and ur regular cars like camry, older accords etc.
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well now, i got the kit for around 300. Umnitza is a site. www.umnitza.com. They are well known to the BMW people. As for projectors, the little round glass ball inside your headlight housings stock. All i did was add a new light bulb. Yes, you can adjust the height by turning that metal knob on ur headlights i believe. I'm not sure so i hope someone replys about it.