**CNLight HID Conversion Kits** -Run 3

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  1. wall of tvs
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    I just want to pick up the lights; no time to install this weekend.
     
  2. Newb
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    Ok cool, we'll just meet at the plaza then. Give me a call when you get here and I can just hand off the kit.
     
  3. boomer
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    Lights are great, I can't believe the difference in output. Very easy install and really quick warm up. I would recomend these to anyone. Although installing in my heated garage was 100 times better than freezing in the mall parking lot. If anyone wants a hand with install I am free Sunday afternoon.
     
  4. Soupboy
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    Are we still hitting the MoA or is there an alternate venue?
     
  5. Newb
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    03Suby, give me a call when you see this.

    My laptop is out of batteries.
     
  6. Soupboy
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    Big Thanks To Jimmy And Tony

    Got my lights installed in the balmy underbelly of the US Bank Plaza. I love them. They render my OE fogs moot. My only concern is finding ballast mount points for the highs!?!?!

    Again, thank you very much. The lights are t3h s3kz.
     
  7. Newb
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    Glad you like them!
     
  8. Soupboy
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    Thanks Jimmy. They're great.

     
  9. Newb
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    I wish I wasn't such an idiot and forgot my camera today.

    But here's a little teaser pic from Friday, and for the guy who was asking for bugeye pics.

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    This picture shows the glare/cutoff well. From a REAL camera.
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    Lighting is bad on this one, but I kind of like this picture.
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  10. mnstilynwrx
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    nice they look SICK. thanks for all the help iam loving it so far. HID for the win!
     
  11. Newb
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    I'm just loving all the booty shots I have of you on my camera. :laugh::laugh:

    I'll post up a couple more pictures in a few. The lighting isn't great on most of them, but there are a couple that came out pretty nicely.

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  12. 1_sic_rex
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    Interested in some yellow H3 for my fogs. Price?
     
  13. hella_sti
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    can you get some pics of the lights against a wall and from the driver's seat? I wanna see the real cutoff on the wall. What color range are yours?
     
  14. Newb
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    Post some pictures! Also, with your permission, we can put them on our website!
     
  15. zyklon
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    I will see if I can get some. I lined up side by side with my friend's Acura TSX w/OEM HIDs, and with the stock positioning, I was about 10-12" lower than his.

    The light output is very close, but his has just a bit more throw and width to the beam. I'm hoping that if I adjust up to his level I'll have a similar throw.
     
  16. Newb
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    Sounds good. Keep us updated! Also post some pics side to side!
     
  17. Soupboy
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    What distance are you using from the wall for measurement? I feel compelled to raise mine a bit too.

     
  18. zyklon
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    About 35 or 40 feet, I'd say. I'll try to get some pics some night this week.
     
  19. Newb
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    Hey guys,

    I still have an extra H3, 8000k if anyone is interested.
    It would make for a nice upgrade for your foglamps.
     
  20. Taras
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    how much for it? 136 as well?
     
  21. Newb
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    Yes.

    I also have a Moving Bixenon 9004 kit in 6000k flavor if anyone or their friend is interested in getting a kit.
     
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    Bump anyone interested in any of these kits?

    The 8000k would look great for your foglights.
     
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    Hey Guys,

    I need to get rid of this H3 kit.

    *New Price*
    $120
     
  24. MYang
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    interested in the xenon moving how much we looking at
     
  25. Newb
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    PM'd you Myang.
     
  26. Newb
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    Bump.

    I have a:
    -H3, Single Beam, 8000k
    -9004, Moving Bixenon, 8000k
     
  27. MYang
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    I'm looking for a non moving bixenon kit
     
  28. Newb
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    ^What bulb size? What color?
     
  29. MYang
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    looking h4 6000k moving bi xenon is ok
     
  30. Newb
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    PM sent.
     
  31. Soupboy
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    Failing Light

    One of my 4300k lamps is failing intermittently. I checked all connections to no avail.

    I have not done the daytime running lamp disable mod (07, not sure how) but do run the lights on 99% of the time.

    Anyone else having failure issues?

    Sean
     
  32. zyklon
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    No problems with the 4300s on my '06 yet.

    I would definitely do the disable, it's easy (I know it changes from 06-07, but it's still easy I believe). Who knows if that's related though.
     
  33. Rexwagon
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    Did anyone get a Bixenon kit? Just wondering how those worked out? If it was worth it or not? How the Brights were?
     
  34. jing123
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    i got some from newb the other day wasnt sure if they were the cnlights but looked like it and man they are nice
     
  35. jing123
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    they were bixenon by the way
     
  36. Soupboy
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    Thanks zyklon - so, this is all you had to do?

    http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=914064

    Any 07 owners care to chime in on whether or not it's the same?

    [edit for surching - looks like the 07s require cutting or pulling a pin http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=914064&page=9]

     
  37. Dream
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    Great, im supopose to be getting this kit later this week. Anybody else having failures?
     
  38. jb05sti
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    ebay kits always have thier downfalls... :)
     
  39. Soupboy
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    As does your spelling.:laugh:

    FAIL

     
  40. Newb
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    Hey Sean,

    It could be due to the DRL. The DRLS run at lower power and the ballasts don't respond well to that. So I would highly recommend that people disable their DRL.

    The only stipulation to this is if you're running a bixenon kit or have a relay harness which will draw power from the battery instead which will always give the HIDs sufficient power.

    Anyways, PM sent!
     
  41. Soupboy
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    Thanks for the help Jimmy - PM replied to.

     
  42. Soupboy
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    Update: Swapped the stocker back in pending ballast replacement and DRL neuter. Who can help with the latter?

    Rolling strictly ghetto - Crazy Eyed Killer stylo - with the one halogen and one HID. I feel like I'm in a '94 Prelude with mismatched body kit, primered panels, h00g shift light indicator, and rear bumper with dual exhaust cut outs but only one fart can!