my friend let me take care of his 5th gen this weekend and it was great!
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Originally Posted by NCTRNL
Yeah, the HID's are great. It's kind of funny because you almost take them for granted after a while...
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I'm sooo in the minority on the HIDs. I have 2 cars, the other is a Talon TSi. I drive the Talon 3 days per week, and my '03 SE 2 days+weekends. I don't notice it all and I live in the boonies. If anything, I like the halogens better because those reach further out front. From what I understand, HIDs have to be focused really low and that shortens the light in front to avoid blinding others.
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Originally Posted by itdood
I'm sooo in the minority on the HIDs. I have 2 cars, the other is a Talon TSi. I drive the Talon 3 days per week, and my '03 SE 2 days+weekends. I don't notice it all and I live in the boonies. If anything, I like the halogens better because those reach further out front. From what I understand, HIDs have to be focused really low and that shortens the light in front to avoid blinding others.
you must be kidding. HIDs own-end of story
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Originally Posted by PAPA SMURF
haha I dont. Every night I drive with em on I say to myself "I will NEVER buy another car w/o HID from factory"
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Yeah, the HIDs on the 2k2-2k3 Max are great and I love the power. My Z's HIDs to me to don't seem to work as well though. Even though the Z is quicker, it feels like it's working harder cuz there's so much more vibration and engine noise.
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