Upgrade to HID??
Upgrade to HID??
I am looking for those that have installed the Bi-Xenon, dual beam HID kit from Stangmods. Are you happy with them? Would you do it again? I am seriously considering the 6000K kit. Help a brother out.
I bought one. I'll be installing once I receive my car (hopefully next week!). I'll update then...
Curious to see how the bi-Xenon setup looks and works, since turning on an HID light requires a brief "warmup" period before full intensity.
I've only ever seen bi-xenons that move the reflector. I've never seen multiple bulbs or varying intensity...
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got a quote from my dealer on the 08 HID's to be modded to my car....$750 each with out bulbs and ballasts. they did not have pricing on those yet, but guessed about $4000 to $4500 installed...YIKES.
well i know for a while they are going to be like the saleens were and will be around $1200 for a while then drop down to $800 or $700 within a year, this mod to me is more of a want then a need
Osram is the R0X0Rs!1111!!!!!1oneoneone!!1! Hopefully they had the Germans design the HIDs for the 08 Mustangs.
I'm contemplating buying a wiring upgrade kit, or waiting for the HID retrofit.
I'm contemplating buying a wiring upgrade kit, or waiting for the HID retrofit.
Indulge me. What is so great about HID lights? I just read on another post how great the current ones are for illuminating on hi-beams.
In other words, why would folks pay so much for these lights, if the currents lights work fine?
In other words, why would folks pay so much for these lights, if the currents lights work fine?
You can't drive around with your highbeams on all the time!
But are the low beams so bad that you need to speed $800-1200?
I'm not arguing, I'm just trying to understand why folks feel the need to spend this much money for replacement lights.
EDIT: Found this FAQ for HID lights. http://orca.st.usm.edu/~jmneal/tiburon/hids.htm
I'm not arguing, I'm just trying to understand why folks feel the need to spend this much money for replacement lights.
EDIT: Found this FAQ for HID lights. http://orca.st.usm.edu/~jmneal/tiburon/hids.htm
HIDs put out a sh*tload more light than halogen light assemblies. It's the sheer amount of candelas being put out, plus with a sharp cut-off that makes it superior to normal halogens
I am not a fan of the cost, but if I had a choice between the best halogen bulb setup (the top choice at TMS: SilverStar H13s) and UNECE compliant HID projector headlamps, it would take less than 1 second for me to choose the HIDs; the obvious better choice.


