Better pics of Hanabi.............
Originally posted by Stealth Max
I will let you know when I see it this Sunday at 6:30pm along with Andy. I remember how the osram and panasonic HID kits looked like.
I will let you know when I see it this Sunday at 6:30pm along with Andy. I remember how the osram and panasonic HID kits looked like.
Deezo where are you located i live in NJ but am going back to school in RI real soon, i would really like to see the HID's in person or maybe have a mini meet if your close to RI since you were part of the pike squad.
i used my sony nightshot dsc707 camera and still cant capture the different lighting that the HID's have to offer. I can tell you this, i have the 4250F hid and they are reallie reallie white!!! not yellow!
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I'm in the Boston area soon to be moving to New Bedford. On the ride home, I went down some dark street in my area and I think I'm going to have to focus those baby's to the ground. They are madd bright.
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Originally posted by ru4real
Hey, do you have more bulbs? I need interior and reverse bulbs if you have some. I could meet on Sunday too. I want to see deezo's HIDs.
Hey, do you have more bulbs? I need interior and reverse bulbs if you have some. I could meet on Sunday too. I want to see deezo's HIDs.
See you all Sunday at 6:30pm at Circuit City. Just to clarify it for others this is the one next to Home Depot.
hanabi hids
no pis will be good enough for these hids you have to see them in person.they are awesome i love them they look exactly like the hids on the acura TLS,benz and lexus IS.very easy to install freedy hooked me up with these connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake.
Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by sp6040
no pis will be good enough for these hids you have to see them in person.they are awesome i love them they look exactly like the hids on the acura TLS,benz and lexus IS.very easy to install freedy hooked me up with these connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake.
no pis will be good enough for these hids you have to see them in person.they are awesome i love them they look exactly like the hids on the acura TLS,benz and lexus IS.very easy to install freedy hooked me up with these connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake.
I, too ordered the Hanabi's from Freddie. I should get these sometime this week or early next week. What do you mean by "connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake?"
I'm assuming all the necessary parts are included with the Hanabi 6000k kit?
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Re: Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by HPS
sp6040:
I, too ordered the Hanabi's from Freddie. I should get these sometime this week or early next week. What do you mean by "connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake?"
I'm assuming all the necessary parts are included with the Hanabi 6000k kit?
sp6040:
I, too ordered the Hanabi's from Freddie. I should get these sometime this week or early next week. What do you mean by "connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake?"
I'm assuming all the necessary parts are included with the Hanabi 6000k kit?
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Originally posted by deezo
I've only put them in las night. However, I did take a drive into Boston with them and they are spectacular. You definitely don't need high beams anymore. I haven't run into anyone that has flashed me yet.
These lights are worth the look and performance Aaron.
See Freddie(97GLES) if you want a set.
I've only put them in las night. However, I did take a drive into Boston with them and they are spectacular. You definitely don't need high beams anymore. I haven't run into anyone that has flashed me yet.
These lights are worth the look and performance Aaron.
See Freddie(97GLES) if you want a set.
hanabi........
i have both the osram and the hanabi.
the osram is pure white with a little tint of yellow at a distance.
the hanabi is actually greenish during warm up and after warm up, they are white with blue tint. no yellow.
we did a comparison with my car(hanabi9004), yoit'sok's car(phillips), pcguru's car(hanabih4), cisco's car(panasonnic) all at the same time.
from a distance, the hanabi is the brightest. the color comes from the kelvin of 6000k /so i really don't know if the pattern is all over the place but i know that in front of the car is like daytime. as far as the h4's, you can't really tell the difference. it was hard cause 4 cars all with hid's at the same time!i haven't seen yoit'sok's new 6000k's yet but they should be the same cause the 6000k will give you the brightness and color.
i might be wrong.
i have piaa ion crystal yellow so from far, ppl mistake me for a lexus commin down the street.
the osram is pure white with a little tint of yellow at a distance.
the hanabi is actually greenish during warm up and after warm up, they are white with blue tint. no yellow.
we did a comparison with my car(hanabi9004), yoit'sok's car(phillips), pcguru's car(hanabih4), cisco's car(panasonnic) all at the same time.
from a distance, the hanabi is the brightest. the color comes from the kelvin of 6000k /so i really don't know if the pattern is all over the place but i know that in front of the car is like daytime. as far as the h4's, you can't really tell the difference. it was hard cause 4 cars all with hid's at the same time!i haven't seen yoit'sok's new 6000k's yet but they should be the same cause the 6000k will give you the brightness and color.
i might be wrong.
i have piaa ion crystal yellow so from far, ppl mistake me for a lexus commin down the street.
Re: Re: Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by deezo
Don't put the kit together until you consult with Freddie or myself. All of the neccessary parts are there but you can get creative with the harness that connects to the original stock harness to give the HID's power.
Don't put the kit together until you consult with Freddie or myself. All of the neccessary parts are there but you can get creative with the harness that connects to the original stock harness to give the HID's power.
Cool, thanks. I'll contact you guys when I get the kit for installation assistance. I'm not good with technical installation things, so I'll need some help.
Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by sp6040
no pis will be good enough for these hids you have to see them in person.they are awesome i love them they look exactly like the hids on the acura TLS,benz and lexus IS.very easy to install freedy hooked me up with these connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake.
no pis will be good enough for these hids you have to see them in person.they are awesome i love them they look exactly like the hids on the acura TLS,benz and lexus IS.very easy to install freedy hooked me up with these connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake.
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From: In middle of all the actions in Boston!
Originally posted by platinumplus
Question:
What type of HID is on the M5 in Sprint's sig? Are they aftermarket?
Question:
What type of HID is on the M5 in Sprint's sig? Are they aftermarket?
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Originally posted by baby_boy21
That sounds great. do they have the same color as the bmw or the audi, or what about acura. Im sure the brightness is the same but my doubt is the appearance or color. considering they look green in the picture
That sounds great. do they have the same color as the bmw or the audi, or what about acura. Im sure the brightness is the same but my doubt is the appearance or color. considering they look green in the picture
Originally posted by deezo
Like I was saying to the rest of the fellas, you have to see them in person. I notice also when I where my polarized sunglasses they look green also. They are blueish white tho.
Like I was saying to the rest of the fellas, you have to see them in person. I notice also when I where my polarized sunglasses they look green also. They are blueish white tho.
Re: for those old enough to remember..
Originally posted by 97MaxGurl
That's a song
That's a song
If you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase the kit from and how much did you pay?
Re: Re: for those old enough to remember..
Originally posted by HPS
Is that the 4th Gen Sarona body kit? That looks tight
If you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase the kit from and how much did you pay?
Is that the 4th Gen Sarona body kit? That looks tight
If you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase the kit from and how much did you pay?
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Originally posted by ru4real
Are you one of those people that wears sunglasses at night? It's all about the image, isn't it?
Are you one of those people that wears sunglasses at night? It's all about the image, isn't it?
I'm going to bring my extra dark sunglasses to see those HID this weekend.
Re: Re: for those old enough to remember..
Originally posted by HPS
Is that the 4th Gen Sarona body kit? That looks tight
If you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase the kit from and how much did you pay?
Is that the 4th Gen Sarona body kit? That looks tight
If you don't mind me asking, where did you purchase the kit from and how much did you pay?
Re: Re: Re: for those old enough to remember..
Originally posted by 97MaxGurl

Make it your sig!
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Originally posted by 95emeraldgxe
how is the aiming of the lamps??? - is it close to the car or more farther out into the road?
how is the aiming of the lamps??? - is it close to the car or more farther out into the road?
Originally posted by ejj5875
I have orange clearence lights too...just no HID's yet.
http://www.rit.edu/~ejjfac/maxima/wetmax3.jpg
I have orange clearence lights too...just no HID's yet.
http://www.rit.edu/~ejjfac/maxima/wetmax3.jpg
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Medicsonic has pics I believe. He owns a 95/96 GLE.
Actually while taking my drive home tonight, I was looking at the focus to the ground and I now have the HID's focused to where my stock bulbs were. I feel better now. The fellas at the car was were also sweatin the lights. I must say it again, these things look good!!!
Actually while taking my drive home tonight, I was looking at the focus to the ground and I now have the HID's focused to where my stock bulbs were. I feel better now. The fellas at the car was were also sweatin the lights. I must say it again, these things look good!!!
Originally posted by Ndo125
ANyone Installed HID kit in 95/96 headlight???
what do they look like? ugly? blurry?
any pictures?
Thanks
ANyone Installed HID kit in 95/96 headlight???
what do they look like? ugly? blurry?
any pictures?
Thanks
Re: Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by HPS
sp6040:
I, too ordered the Hanabi's from Freddie. I should get these sometime this week or early next week. What do you mean by "connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake?"
I'm assuming all the necessary parts are included with the Hanabi 6000k kit?
sp6040:
I, too ordered the Hanabi's from Freddie. I should get these sometime this week or early next week. What do you mean by "connectors on the stock harness that made it a piece of cake?"
I'm assuming all the necessary parts are included with the Hanabi 6000k kit?
Re: Re: Re: hanabi hids
Originally posted by sp6040
the kit doesnt come with these connectors that freddy gave me they are some type of connector that clamps on the stock wire harness all need is two on each side the positive and negative wires the third is the high beam but we all know we lose the high beam.ask freedy about the connectors.
the kit doesnt come with these connectors that freddy gave me they are some type of connector that clamps on the stock wire harness all need is two on each side the positive and negative wires the third is the high beam but we all know we lose the high beam.ask freedy about the connectors.


