Toyota MR2 Message Board - View Single Post - HID lighting FAQ *sticky?* Maybe create new lighting forum?

MRFTMFW · 04-23-2008, 09:04 PM

it is illegal to put HID bulbs in housings that are not designed for it, and the manufacturers can actually get fined, talked to hella and rally lights about this.
soon the fines are going to start being a ticketable offense for drivers as well.
the hella H4 conversions housings for the sealed beam are great, and if you use the 80/100 h4s by hella, it is just as good as HIDs, it in fact kicks ass, I'll get some pics of my fogs and head lights in action.
there are H4/6054 sealed beam conversion housings designed for HID they are crazy expensive though, I get them at cost, and it's still wallet emasculated price.

PM me and I can get part numbers and more info on who local to you can get this stuff.
I work at NAPA and have access to a ton of resources and they are a page turn, click, or call away from me.

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MRFTMFW No Skills Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 43 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts iTrader Rating: (0/0% )	it is illegal to put HID bulbs in housings that are not designed for it, and the manufacturers can actually get fined, talked to hella and rally lights about this. soon the fines are going to start being a ticketable offense for drivers as well. the hella H4 conversions housings for the sealed beam are great, and if you use the 80/100 h4s by hella, it is just as good as HIDs, it in fact kicks ass, I'll get some pics of my fogs and head lights in action. there are H4/6054 sealed beam conversion housings designed for HID they are crazy expensive though, I get them at cost, and it's still wallet emasculated price. PM me and I can get part numbers and more info on who local to you can get this stuff. I work at NAPA and have access to a ton of resources and they are a page turn, click, or call away from me.