how do you install HID on ur solara?

[alan8888]

Oh IC
buy retrofit is FUN
I saw a Carmy With 2 pairs of projector
1 is duel beam and the another one is bi-xenon
he can make 4 hid bulb switch on at the same time

[AzN_DrAgoN48]

hey do you have pictures of your cut off on your solara blue?

[bluesolara]

Hey man!

gonna post some pics soon

after the headlight re-aiming, my cutoff is actually pretty sweet

with limited glare!

God bless

Kevin=)

[avalon01]

where do u get a HID kit?

what does it look like at nite?

how does it look installed? Do u you have a big ugly box on the dash or does it look factory?

How much does it cost?

does it work with other vehicles like the Avalon?

[krawzyazn]

go look in the forsale section there should be a kit for sale there

[Ford_Fixorrepairdaily]

where do u get a HID kit?

what does it look like at nite?

how does it look installed? Do u you have a big ugly box on the dash or does it look factory?

How much does it cost?

does it work with other vehicles like the Avalon?

You can get them from ebay, online stores, retailers or you can check the For sale section like what mark said

It makes a huge difference compared to your stock halogens, but depends on what kelvin rating.
12,000k purple
10,000k pinkest white
8,000k blue
6,000k bluish green
5300k white/yellow
4300k white
3000k yellow

the higher the rating the lower the light output. basically the 12000k is a little brighter then stock. Totally defeats the purpose of getting HIDs IMO. It just looks cool. The best light output would be 4300k.

It costs from $250-500 depending on brand and application

And yes it will fit all vechicles. its simply plug and play.

[SleeperSolara]

Yeah most are plug and play HID kits.
Who wants to make projector headlights for Gen 1 Solara.
Or retrofit them for us; i mean experience is the best then a person new to retrofittin'.

[TRD MCV20L]

Not to change the subject but wheres the best place to mount the ballast? Right now I have it next to my fuse box and next to my abs.

[krawzyazn]

It makes a huge difference compared to your stock halogens, but depends on what kelvin rating.
12,000k purple
10,000k pinkest white
8,000k blue
6,000k bluish green
5300k white/yellow
4300k white
3000k yellow

the higher the rating the lower the light output. basically the 12000k is a little brighter then stock. Totally defeats the purpose of getting HIDs IMO. It just looks cool. The best light output would be 4300k.

It costs from $250-500 depending on brand and application

And yes it will fit all vechicles. its simply plug and play.

this is more accurate but all depends on the mfg

10,000k Purple
8,000k blue
6,000k white/bluish
5300k white
4300k white/yellow
3000k yellow