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russianczar · 08-04-2009, 11:52 AM

I have just installed a 6000k HID kit from http://stores.shop.ebay.com/HID-Outd...__W0QQ_armrsZ1 , it ran me 66$ with the 2 day delivery, error code canceller is included in the price, i did get a SLIM KIT and i am happy that I made that decision, I was able to install both sides in about 1hr 15 min and hide the ballast in the headlight housing. There is plenty of space to put all of your wires ballasts and the error canceler into the housing, so at this poit it looks like the car came stock with the hid lights, because there are not even signs of the aftermarket install there. I will be running it like this for a couple of days and will see how much heat is generated in the housing, but from the reading of the other posts, everyone who put the ballasts in the housing have no problems with it.

08-04-2009, 11:52 AM	#121
russianczar Newbie Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Fort Worth TX Posts: 6 Drives: 04 E320, Limo Back Tint, XM in the Ash Tray, hardwired Passport Radar and 6000k HID	I have just installed a 6000k HID kit from http://stores.shop.ebay.com/HID-Outd...__W0QQ_armrsZ1 , it ran me 66$ with the 2 day delivery, error code canceller is included in the price, i did get a SLIM KIT and i am happy that I made that decision, I was able to install both sides in about 1hr 15 min and hide the ballast in the headlight housing. There is plenty of space to put all of your wires ballasts and the error canceler into the housing, so at this poit it looks like the car came stock with the hid lights, because there are not even signs of the aftermarket install there. I will be running it like this for a couple of days and will see how much heat is generated in the housing, but from the reading of the other posts, everyone who put the ballasts in the housing have no problems with it.