Welcome Digital HID's! $100 HID SPECIAL!

MineralGray02K

MineralGray02K

Administrator
Staff member
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Digital HID's produces high quality HID kits for our Mustang headlights and fog lights. They are having a special for all New York Mustangs members...$100 SHIPPED!! and all of his kits can be seen here: http://motors.shop.ebay.com/merchant/digitalhids

If you are interested in picking up a set, please ask him in this section of the forum.





On behalf of all the NYM members, we welcome you to our family and look forward to using your HID kits!
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official_style

Active Member
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here are some pics of my kits





for all forum members, i am offering a $15 discount per kit. just pm me the size and color you need. The kits are $130 for dual beam, and $120 for single beam.
 
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official_style

Active Member
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irishpwr46 said:
welcome. i have the factory HIDs in my headlights. do you sell replacement bulbs for them?
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i belive your car uses d3r bulbs, i need to check with my supplier if they are available. i know d2r bulbs look the same, and have the same socket, but im not sure if they use the same ballast, because d3r is the new mercury free type bulb, i can find out.
 
PrjctLxEnvy

PrjctLxEnvy

Rockland County Coordinator
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official_style said:
because technically, your not supposed to add HIDs to a car that doesnt come with them, at least thats how it is in ny. i have been running hid kits in my cars for like 10 years, and have not ever had 1 problem. just a little disclaimer :D
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lol OH haha, well thanks for answering, and my car is an 87 but in the near future, I am thinking HIDS for me and your kit about the lowest price i have found so far. so.. I look forward to doing business with you
 
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official_style

Active Member
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it is easy, for bixenon kits, basically remove both your headlight bulbs, and install the HID ones. then mount the ballasts near the bulbs, i use 3M double sided tape. now connect the included harness to your battery, 2 grounds, the ballasts, the high low actuators on the bulbs, and to the plug where your stock bulb was plugged in. tape off the other stock plug that was not used. that is it, everything is plug and play.
 
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