HID bi-xenon conversion kit installation for 2011 Mustang GT Premium
12/21/11, 09:26 PM
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HID bi-xenon conversion kit installation for 2011 Mustang GT Premium
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9/21/12, 08:30 PM
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Wow, this is an old thread, thanks for re-viving! $190 at www.xenonsupply.com, but I pretty much got the top-of-the-line stuff...upgraded to premium CANbus, and Slim ballasts, 4300k OEM White (brightest). I love them, the light beam is awesome, bright, and wide. Compares to my wife's Audi's OEM HIDs. As a side-note, I also changed the bulbs on the fogs (way too yellow stock) to Höen bulbs, $38, and they look great, too (non-HID).
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9/24/12, 06:13 PM
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This seems like a nice cost effective upgrade. Do the auto-on headlight still function as it should? And as for installation, do you have to splice-in (or cut) the factory headlight bulb wiring harness?
9/24/12, 06:57 PM
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Hey - yes, if you get the right kit for your vehicle, and be sure to get bi-xenon (high-low in one bulb), then the 'auto-on' light feature works like normal. No splicing, it all connects properly, via snap-in. You won't believe how bad and weak the stock halogen bulbs are, once you've installed these.
9/24/12, 06:58 PM
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Wow, this is an old thread, thanks for re-viving! $190 at www.xenonsupply.com, but I pretty much got the top-of-the-line stuff...upgraded to premium CANbus, and Slim ballasts, 4300k OEM White (brightest). I love them, the light beam is awesome, bright, and wide. Compares to my wife's Audi's OEM HIDs. As a side-note, I also changed the bulbs on the fogs (way too yellow stock) to Höen bulbs, $38, and they look great, too (non-HID).
9/24/12, 10:10 PM
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Hey - yes, if you get the right kit for your vehicle, and be sure to get bi-xenon (high-low in one bulb), then the 'auto-on' light feature works like normal. No splicing, it all connects properly, via snap-in. You won't believe how bad and weak the stock halogen bulbs are, once you've installed these.
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