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#8
The DDM Tuning Slim Ballast kit is actually cheaper than buying two PIAA bulbs. Just get H3 bulbs, 35 watt ballasts, 6000k color. You'll be good to go.
I think I just had to bend the shield inside the fog light slightly because the bulb was a little long. I also had to drill a hole in the plastic caps on the back for the ballast wires and filled with high temp silicone.
I think I just had to bend the shield inside the fog light slightly because the bulb was a little long. I also had to drill a hole in the plastic caps on the back for the ballast wires and filled with high temp silicone.
#9
#10
The DDM Tuning Slim Ballast kit is actually cheaper than buying two PIAA bulbs. Just get H3 bulbs, 35 watt ballasts, 6000k color. You'll be good to go.
I think I just had to bend the shield inside the fog light slightly because the bulb was a little long. I also had to drill a hole in the plastic caps on the back for the ballast wires and filled with high temp silicone.
I think I just had to bend the shield inside the fog light slightly because the bulb was a little long. I also had to drill a hole in the plastic caps on the back for the ballast wires and filled with high temp silicone.
#11
DDM Has a lifetime warranty when you buy the kit. Not that I've had to test it yet. I've had mine in for 8 months now with no problems. Even if I had to replace a ballast or bulb it's still cheaper than PIAA, and looks better IMHO.
#12
HID's are the way to go but I also been thinkin of SMD LED bulbs. anybody on here have a set of those installed. Their all over ebay and im sure some these cheap audio install places have em local. Im just unsure if they will really shine farther than HID's. But yeah look em up on youtube or something
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