2013 MY refresh
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Shelby GT350 Member
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I hope you realize that the cost associated with those is higher than most people think. For instance, even if you have HIDs on a 10-12, you'll most likely need a new wiring harness to activate the LED lamps, unless you integrate it into something else. It may even go back further, and be tied into the programming of the PCM. Taillamps are not cheap either, and if it requires a bumper change, that will probably put it at $1000+ to procure everything. Most people won't swap all that for a minor change.
The aftermarket and adventurous modifiers will always try to find ways to convert things and make them adaptable if possible...
Bullitt Member
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http://www.autoblog.com/photos/2013-...photo-4590776/
Anyone else see similar items. Or am I imagining it.
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Which reminds me... sales of cheap toothbrushes to clean the crooked gap will increase...
Last edited by watchdevil; Nov 7, 2011 at 09:22 PM.
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http://www.autoblog.com/photos/2013-...photo-4590776/
Anyone else see similar items. Or am I imagining it.
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Originally Posted by Wolfsburg
I wouldn't have a problem with the HIDs if they didn't make the car look "cross-eyed"...
The best thing would be the HID in the halogen housing where it's on the outside and the marker is on the inside. Looks so much better. Come on Ford.
anyone who sees eyes let alone crossed eyes has their own issues. lol
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I think people should wait to see the unveiling before forming opinions
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Why? We can see clearly the headlamps that are being used in the spy pics as well as the fact the nose and hood are shaped virtually identical to the current GT500 with the exception to lower fascia details that really do not sway opinion one way or another. Seeing these things later on a car without camo isn't going to make a difference when we have seen these things on the current car and already have opinions about them. Now the taillamps are about the only thing that I have to reserve complete opinion on since they have not been exposed entirely yet...
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Originally Posted by watchdevil
The Camaro is currently and officially being exported. Look at the lot in Oshawa...
Chevrolet has also developed new and updated EU export specific rear fascias with a wider plate opening, low position reflectors, new LED taillamps and a rear towing hook mount covered by the square plug on the right rear.
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From: Shiga, Japan
By the way, I do have HIDs on my GT, but not by choice...
In Japan there is no option for halogens. The HIDs are going on me, but I think they look like terminator eyes.
Hahaha.