[sportscarguy]

is there a hid kit that is truely PLUG and PLAY without any modifications?? the one from xenon depot? catz? thanks!!

 

[pokgai]

nope.

all kits require some custom work... because the stock H7s use the adapter thing, which makes the clip push on something thats liek an inch deep. so you have to recreate it, using either a hollowed out adaptor, or using rubber pieces or something. other than that, its pretty "plug and play". plug in the wires to your batter/ground/H7 connector, ballast, bulbs, put bulbs in, secure ballast, and youre good to go!

 

[sportscarguy]

any good suggestions as to which kit is good??

 

[baNanA_ryCe]

Phillips kit in the gb right now....

then follow the instructions here:
http://newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=61263

 

[X-EVIL-X]

im running the gb.
its for 4100k 5000k and 6000k phillips.
check it out.

 

[Lark03]

www.liteswap.com

for the CATz HIDs at a good price too

 

[sportscarguy]

Lark: how is the install on the Catz HID? any modification like the philips one?

 

[sportscarguy]

bump

 

[X-EVIL-X]

there's going to be modification with any kit for any car.
unless the car comes with hid's stock than there wont be.

 

['Birdman']

there's going to be modification with any kit for any car.
unless the car comes with hid's stock than there wont be.

Actually, that isn't exactly correct. Toyota decided (for what reason I have NO IDEA) to design the housing in such a way as to use a little space between the back of the bulb and the spring clip..........this is where the "customization" comes into play with our 7th gens.

Most cars simply have the spring clip butt up right against the back of the light bulb......in those instances, customization really would NOT be necessary.