Is there someone who installed HID retrofit in there headlight?? I'm thinking to do this instead of buying DOT light.
Something like this:
https://www.theretrofitsource.com/compl ... t-d2s.html
Retrofit HID
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P.Gaudreault
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Re: Retrofit HID
I have a basic HID kit in my van, they're fantastic but I'm not sure how DOT legal they are.
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Re: Retrofit HID
I still having Japannesse headlight in my van and blind the other driver. Imagine if I change the halogene bulbs for HID bulbs.. Haha!!
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Re: Retrofit HID
Can the HIDs be turned to point the correct direction? The reason you change headlights is to conform to DOT standards.
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Re: Retrofit HID
If I change only the bulbs for HID bulbs, no. It is the beam that reflect the light. If I install projector then it will be good.