NEW! Fog Light HID Kits **ON SALE $77.99**
04-19-2011, 07:50 PM
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13
NEW! Fog Light HID Kits **ON SALE $77.99**
We are happy to finally have an HID product that meets the needs of C6 owners looking for more light output AND fog lights that actually match your OEM headlight color! You can finally get rid of those outdated halogen yellow tinted bulbs, which hardly provide any light for your intended purpose.
Our kits are 100% plug and play. No cutting, splicing or soldering required. You will receive ALL the pieces needed to do the install.
The HID bulbs are much brighter than the factory fog lights and greatly improve your visibility on the road! Our ballasts are 100% digital and the absolute thinnest on the market today.
ALL OF OUR KITS COME WITH LIFETEIME WARRANTY!
Install takes less than an hour for most people with little mechanical skill. This is one of the best nighttime appearance mods you can do for the money.
ON SALE NOW FOR $77.99!
Click here to go to our introductory product page with the forum pricing:
http://www.corvettemods.com/Corvette...it_p_5532.html
Our kits are 100% plug and play. No cutting, splicing or soldering required. You will receive ALL the pieces needed to do the install.
The HID bulbs are much brighter than the factory fog lights and greatly improve your visibility on the road! Our ballasts are 100% digital and the absolute thinnest on the market today.
ALL OF OUR KITS COME WITH LIFETEIME WARRANTY!
Install takes less than an hour for most people with little mechanical skill. This is one of the best nighttime appearance mods you can do for the money.
ON SALE NOW FOR $77.99!
Click here to go to our introductory product page with the forum pricing:
http://www.corvettemods.com/Corvette...it_p_5532.html
New 55w Ballast Options Now Available too!
Want to whiten up your low beams too? We have our 6k Low HID replacement bulbs on sale too! Click this link to go to the forum sale thread for this new product...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...e-74-99-a.html
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...e-74-99-a.html
Another happy customer!!
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05-05-2011, 11:53 PM
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I really want to do HIDs in my fogs but am concerned with the wiring with my S/C, anyone with a S/C that can provide input (ECS SC600 kit) on how the install may work with all the 'clutter'?
05-21-2011, 05:38 PM
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I installed the kit today. It was very straight-forward.
WOW, what a difference! This kit is a lot whiter than the halogens! And... the package for the inverter and ballast is very small.
One word about connecting the vehicle harness. In the instructions, it suggests you test the wiring (red and black) wires in the kit that connect to the vehicle harness (always a good suggestion). If it helps at all (in my Vette), the dark brown wire was (-) and the purple wire was (+).
I love it!
WOW, what a difference! This kit is a lot whiter than the halogens! And... the package for the inverter and ballast is very small.
One word about connecting the vehicle harness. In the instructions, it suggests you test the wiring (red and black) wires in the kit that connect to the vehicle harness (always a good suggestion). If it helps at all (in my Vette), the dark brown wire was (-) and the purple wire was (+).
I love it!
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05-23-2011, 11:20 AM
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I installed the kit today. IT was very straight-forward.
WOW, what a difference! This kit is a lot whiter than the halogens! And... the package for the inverter and ballast is very small.
One word about connectig the the vehicle harness. In the instructions, it suggests you test the wiring (red and black) wires in the kit that connect to the vehicle harness (always a good suggestion). If the helps at all (in my Vette), the dark brown wire was (-) and the purple wire was (+).
I love it!
WOW, what a difference! This kit is a lot whiter than the halogens! And... the package for the inverter and ballast is very small.
One word about connectig the the vehicle harness. In the instructions, it suggests you test the wiring (red and black) wires in the kit that connect to the vehicle harness (always a good suggestion). If the helps at all (in my Vette), the dark brown wire was (-) and the purple wire was (+).
I love it!
05-23-2011, 03:31 PM
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i am interested in this kit/mod, but i have a friend with an impala that did 3rd party HID (headlights, and i realize this isnt your kit, so apples/oranges), but i wanted to ask how suspeptible to shock and moisture are the ballasts? he had his kit professionally installed, and yet every time he wants to turn on the lights he has to open the hood and tap his ballasts until they turn on.
again i realize not your kit, but my friends kit is the only point of reference i have as far as "how HID upgrades went". can you give some info or insight as to how my experience might be with such an upgrade?
thanks!
again i realize not your kit, but my friends kit is the only point of reference i have as far as "how HID upgrades went". can you give some info or insight as to how my experience might be with such an upgrade?
thanks!
05-23-2011, 03:40 PM
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i am interested in this kit/mod, but i have a friend with an impala that did 3rd party HID (headlights, and i realize this isnt your kit, so apples/oranges), but i wanted to ask how suspeptible to shock and moisture are the ballasts? he had his kit professionally installed, and yet every time he wants to turn on the lights he has to open the hood and tap his ballasts until they turn on.
again i realize not your kit, but my friends kit is the only point of reference i have as far as "how HID upgrades went". can you give some info or insight as to how my experience might be with such an upgrade?
thanks!
again i realize not your kit, but my friends kit is the only point of reference i have as far as "how HID upgrades went". can you give some info or insight as to how my experience might be with such an upgrade?
thanks!
05-23-2011, 07:47 PM
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Here's three pics taken at different angles.
And to the previous post... I can vouche for the OP. The units are sealed with epoxy, the wires going into connectors are strain reliefed and sealed. The wiring is definitely first-class!
And to the previous post... I can vouche for the OP. The units are sealed with epoxy, the wires going into connectors are strain reliefed and sealed. The wiring is definitely first-class!
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