Hey all,
I've been driving around with some stock standard Narva 175 ultima's for about 6 months now. Picked them up for $129 at repco- I must say, for what they do and their price, they're a bargain.
Although the casing and mounting system is fully plastic, I found that by putting a piece of soft rubber in between the base and the mounting point and then tightening, they stay aligned.
Anyway, I've always pondered getting one of those cheap HID kits from ebay to fit into these lights. However, I've been too cheap and even sets going for $90-$150 I've turned down..
BUT! I just saw a set for only $49.99, free postage and handling, H3, 4300k 35W HID! Fell to temptation and bought them on impulse..
Has anyone else retrofitted their halogen spotties with a HID kit? I'm just curious the know the results- my kit should arrive next week, so I'll report back on how it all goes..
As for the possibility of having to cut holes such that the HID bulbs will fit- for a cheap set of spotties like the Narva 175's, I won't be too worried...
I've been driving around with some stock standard Narva 175 ultima's for about 6 months now. Picked them up for $129 at repco- I must say, for what they do and their price, they're a bargain.
Although the casing and mounting system is fully plastic, I found that by putting a piece of soft rubber in between the base and the mounting point and then tightening, they stay aligned.
Anyway, I've always pondered getting one of those cheap HID kits from ebay to fit into these lights. However, I've been too cheap and even sets going for $90-$150 I've turned down..
BUT! I just saw a set for only $49.99, free postage and handling, H3, 4300k 35W HID! Fell to temptation and bought them on impulse..
Has anyone else retrofitted their halogen spotties with a HID kit? I'm just curious the know the results- my kit should arrive next week, so I'll report back on how it all goes..
As for the possibility of having to cut holes such that the HID bulbs will fit- for a cheap set of spotties like the Narva 175's, I won't be too worried...