VVME HID Kit Installation Problems
12/11/07, 04:12 PM
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Could be since it's so close to Christmas they sold more than they were ready for and are out of stock? 
I know that's happened with quite a few websites I like to shop on.
I know that's happened with quite a few websites I like to shop on.
1/4/08, 05:13 AM
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Ok, so new problem: Tonight the passenger side HID flickered before coming on after the driver's side one did, then it stayed on for a 30 min drive I made. About two hours later the passenger side HID did not come on at all and now only the driver's side works. I checked all the wiring and nothing seems out of sorts, all the connections look good. Can anyone offer any suggestions or help?
1/8/08, 11:42 PM
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Ok all so for the tragic and bitter end of the VVME story read my first post here: http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=75823
The short version is that I would not and will not ever recommend VVME to anyone. Good luck to all those running their kits.
The short version is that I would not and will not ever recommend VVME to anyone. Good luck to all those running their kits.
1/9/08, 06:35 AM
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Luckily for me my VVME's I installed on my wifes car have been issue free and work great. They've been on for almost a year I think.
I installed a set of VVME's on my GT a few days ago and no real issues at all. Not sure I like the bi concept as it really doesn't look much different on hi vs low beam but the majority of time when I drive at night its all low beam. And the low beams are so friggin bright now that I don't miss hi beams.
I did adjust the HID's down a bit to ensure I wasn't blasting folks between the eyes with them
I installed a set of VVME's on my GT a few days ago and no real issues at all. Not sure I like the bi concept as it really doesn't look much different on hi vs low beam but the majority of time when I drive at night its all low beam. And the low beams are so friggin bright now that I don't miss hi beams.
I did adjust the HID's down a bit to ensure I wasn't blasting folks between the eyes with them
1/9/08, 07:15 AM
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The 08 HIDs will cost about $1000+ for the two assemblies. I am unsure if that includes the D3R capsules, ballasts, etc... The capsules can cost upwards of $240 each.
Last I heard, the assemblies are direct-fit for the 05-07 Mustangs, but the headlamp harness requires an adapter because Ford mirrored the connectors. The wiring is not an issue since the ballast and high-beam solenoid appear to run off +12 VDC.
Last I heard, the assemblies are direct-fit for the 05-07 Mustangs, but the headlamp harness requires an adapter because Ford mirrored the connectors. The wiring is not an issue since the ballast and high-beam solenoid appear to run off +12 VDC.
1/9/08, 08:03 AM
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The 08 HIDs will cost about $1000+ for the two assemblies. I am unsure if that includes the D3R capsules, ballasts, etc... The capsules can cost upwards of $240 each.
Last I heard, the assemblies are direct-fit for the 05-07 Mustangs, but the headlamp harness requires an adapter because Ford mirrored the connectors. The wiring is not an issue since the ballast and high-beam solenoid appear to run off +12 VDC.
Last I heard, the assemblies are direct-fit for the 05-07 Mustangs, but the headlamp harness requires an adapter because Ford mirrored the connectors. The wiring is not an issue since the ballast and high-beam solenoid appear to run off +12 VDC.
Looks like Stock bulbs for me OR stangmods
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