OEM Classic Crystal HID projector conversion
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OEM Classic Crystal HID projector conversion
The best way to install HID's in a classic.
I've been running thse for over a year now, and its a drastic improvement over the OEM lights. I don't just mean they throw out loads more light everywhere, blinding oncoming traffic. I mean a proper focused beam that allows you to see the road ahead a lot more clearly.
Headlights during build:
Picture of the beam pattern:
These come with a set of slimline ballasts, proper HID D2S bulbs which from memory are 6000K so slightly blue and full wiring.
They also have a blue CCFL angel eye ring around the projectors, that can be hooked up to a separate switch or sidelights. I don't have pics of that, as I never used them, as they would be for off road use only.
These are electrical adjusting OEM Crystal headlights for a facelift classic, but will fit all classics.
200 quid
Collection from Essex, just off M25 near Dartford Crossing.
I've been running thse for over a year now, and its a drastic improvement over the OEM lights. I don't just mean they throw out loads more light everywhere, blinding oncoming traffic. I mean a proper focused beam that allows you to see the road ahead a lot more clearly.
Headlights during build:
Picture of the beam pattern:
These come with a set of slimline ballasts, proper HID D2S bulbs which from memory are 6000K so slightly blue and full wiring.
They also have a blue CCFL angel eye ring around the projectors, that can be hooked up to a separate switch or sidelights. I don't have pics of that, as I never used them, as they would be for off road use only.
These are electrical adjusting OEM Crystal headlights for a facelift classic, but will fit all classics.
200 quid
Collection from Essex, just off M25 near Dartford Crossing.
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