I need to know what is involved in installin the 2k2 head lights ona 2k1...do i have to mode anything or get a better wiring harness???
vishaal

 

Big Daddy, you know you gonna get smoked if you asking this question and not searching. There have been 100s of threads on this on how to do it.

And yes I was the one who pioneered this. And yes I have the writeup, but im not giving it out anymore unless I know you bought the 2k2 HIDs legitamately.

 

hey man, i knew i was(gettin flamed)...whatever searched i did, didnt give me enough info..you wanna see my recipet??? lol you think i yanked em off ebay!!! come on now! i dont support that cr@p! any way if you could send it to me i would really appericate it, is there and molding you have to do to the body??
thanks man really appericate you answering BOTH my q's

 

No molding, just need wire harnesses, 2k2 headlight clips. Fits in nicely.

Dixit

 

now the big problem is theft right...so do i talk to timw for the bolts or cani get them any where...also i read somewhere on the org that they were gonna bond the lights into the body...is that possible???
-v-

 

If you live in the NYC or Northern NJ area, those bolts are gonna help at all. They will just brea them and take it.

Not possible to bond it to the body, wouldnt want to do that, cause what if you want to remove the lights?

 

It should be "... those bolts are <NOT> gonna help at all."



~limsandy

 

Thank you Dr. Seus..

 

 

what other ways can i protect them...i live 1 hour away from the city...never really up there...i am in N. jersey all the time!!!!
help!!

 

when i was little, kids would write there names on there lunch box's etc incase they loose em, write your name on your headlights~ !

 

funny tho!!! there are no other measures you can do?

 

I live in NYC and the HID theft is a problem. By adding the HID's to your car you're entering the danger zone. That's all there is to it. I have a '03 Max SE with security bolts, maxiguard hoodlock and a Viper Responder alarm system with both prox and shock sensors. The only thing I might do in the future is get LED's for the dash or windows or whaerever folks put them just to let the thieving bastards know the car is alarmed and they should move on to the next max.

The best defense outside your home is to garage the car, but that doesn't help you when you park outside or away from home.

Do the best you can to protect the lights and then leave it up to fate. Don't make yourself crazy. After you've done all you can it's the insurance company's problem.

Good luck,

Dan

 

Get yourself a good alarm that goes off if anyone even touches your car.

 

yeah i should get one thats worth $2600!!!!!!!!