01-10-2008, 12:16 PM
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Car: '07 MSRT8 Bright Silver; '06 H.E. 300C Inferno Red MSRT: AHamr, Grp1, UCon, PrkSnr, 402flaps, Stealth HIDs, 22elite arm/cons, pin stripes, Predator H.E.: ProtGrpII, RearVES, Sunroof, UCon, Sirius, 402flaps/cowl, 22elite arm/VEScov, Stealth HID fogs
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Xenon Depot is a good source of HIDs, but I would also say Stealth Auto offers HID kits as well. Slightly different working principle between the two... one uses relays and resistors, the other capacitors to prevent flickering on vehicles which didn't have OEM HIDs - not your case I know. But not sure how an aftermarket bulb will work with the remaining OEM HID "stuff" ... and if it will, you won't need all the other stuff that comes with these HID kits (and for which you pay).
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In love with my first wife & first car ('68 Charger) ... still have the wife
but now there's the Heritage Edition and a Magnum SRT8!
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