matching corner light w/ HID light....alarm Q....
07-09-2002, 08:39 PM
#1
matching corner light w/ HID light....alarm Q....
anyone know what brand bulb will match the HID's on the 2k2's??
also....
planning on going extreme with alarm....what would say offers the BEST security.
also....
planning on going extreme with alarm....what would say offers the BEST security.
07-09-2002, 08:47 PM
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Re: matching corner light w/ HID light....alarm Q....
Originally posted by PoLo
anyone know what brand bulb will match the HID's on the 2k2's??
also....
planning on going extreme with alarm....what would say offers the BEST security.
anyone know what brand bulb will match the HID's on the 2k2's??
also....
planning on going extreme with alarm....what would say offers the BEST security.
i dunno about the alarm...
07-09-2002, 09:14 PM
#3
Re: Re: matching corner light w/ HID light....alarm Q....
Originally posted by xChungHsienx
i have the polarg xtreme whites. they are pretty close to the HIDs.
i dunno about the alarm...
i have the polarg xtreme whites. they are pretty close to the HIDs.
i dunno about the alarm...
anyway you can take a pic of it and either post it or email it to me, i'd like to see it's quality...
07-09-2002, 09:34 PM
#4
there are lots of quality alarms...
what makes an alarm 'extreme' or more secure than others would be the install. You need to find a good shop. Sensors are dime a dozen, knowing where to put them is the key. Some shops can even modify your hood latch mechanism and do extra things to stop them from getting in there. BUT unfortunately, like the HID bolts demonstrate, if they really have the time, they can do just as much damage whether they get in or not.
07-09-2002, 09:37 PM
#5
Re: there are lots of quality alarms...
Originally posted by TimW
what makes an alarm 'extreme' or more secure than others would be the install. You need to find a good shop. Sensors are dime a dozen, knowing where to put them is the key. Some shops can even modify your hood latch mechanism and do extra things to stop them from getting in there. BUT unfortunately, like the HID bolts demonstrate, if they really have the time, they can do just as much damage whether they get in or not.
what makes an alarm 'extreme' or more secure than others would be the install. You need to find a good shop. Sensors are dime a dozen, knowing where to put them is the key. Some shops can even modify your hood latch mechanism and do extra things to stop them from getting in there. BUT unfortunately, like the HID bolts demonstrate, if they really have the time, they can do just as much damage whether they get in or not.
07-09-2002, 10:20 PM
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Polargs are pretty bright, you could also go with Razo's, any of the Japanese company's make quality ones.
As for the alarm, I notice that you live in NY, I do too, I have a friend that I used to work with at a Stereo/alarm installation shop, he still does jobs on the side and can do just about anything that you want. He has done all the work on BMW regarding electrical stuff. He's very knowledgable, let me know if you wat his number. He can get the parts at a discount so that may save you some money.
As for the alarm, I notice that you live in NY, I do too, I have a friend that I used to work with at a Stereo/alarm installation shop, he still does jobs on the side and can do just about anything that you want. He has done all the work on BMW regarding electrical stuff. He's very knowledgable, let me know if you wat his number. He can get the parts at a discount so that may save you some money.
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