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Old 05-13-2010, 05:46 AM
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thats right found these looking for something else. Kinda pricy BUT well worth it IMO. change your sealed beams twice and it paid for this kit!!

http://eurolamps.com/eurolamps/camaro_headlights.htm
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yup I got those, the housings for the bird are kinda crappy, you have to take care of them or the paint on the back peels. Also have a tendency to leak. The LT1 camaro ones are really nice, but the bird ones leave something to be desired if they haven't improved them. If the one pictured is the same for the bird it is different then mine, mine uses all H7 bulbs.
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Those are on my to do list already. Thanks for the reminder assclown!
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I want a fucking 93-97 Firebird setup!!!
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Something like this Alex?

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I'm pretty sure those would pose the same problem as other kits for my car, which is that I couldn't get HIDs and keep the high/low beam function, if anyone knows otherwise please chime in. What I want is HIDs that work just like stock.
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You'd have to get a switching kit(9007 I believe) and figure out how to fit it in aftermarket housings. The wiring would be easy.
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You can get HIDS that have a dual filament. The only thing that Ive seen with them tho is that the bulb is HID lowbeam and standard high beam. BUT if you have ever driven with real HIDS you'll never need to use your high beams again. I lOVE my HIDS. I have them on the low beams and fog lights and they are FUCKIN bright.
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Yup, I have 9007's in my Grand Prix that do high/low. Just have to figure out how to get it in the housing. Got them here,the will prety much make anyone you want

http://www.hidxenonlights.com/pontia...s-c-643_93_585
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They make bi-xenon hid now
http://cgi.ebay.com/50W-55W-HID-Conv...#ht_3747wt_969
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