I just got done installing some HIDs on my T/A and I thought I would share some pics. Some people have posted some pics of 8000K kits(mostly mustangs on other sites) and so far I am very happy with the 6000K. It has a slight blue to it but it is not solid blue like the 8000k. The light output is SO much better than halogen lights and I really noticed things like road signs lighting up better and being able to see the white lines on the road, it is like they "glow" now. It took forever to adjust them and I think I have them pretty close to perfect but I may need a few more small adjustments. I havn't had anybody flash their lights at me yet and I also drove behind a Kansas State Trooper and he didn't seem to mind either. Since these cars use a h4666 sealed beam headlight I had to first convert to a non sealed beam H4 style headlight and then I got the H4 HID kit to go in them. Tell me what you guys think, thanks

Old headlights


Non sealed beam H4 headlights

 

man that looks great. lenses look killer and that throws a real nice beam.

 

Couldn't agree more.

Looks really nice man.

Now you just need to get some matching bulbs for those fog lights and clear corners.

 

Where did you get those lights and the conversion at and how much?

 

what about the factory wiring to power it does it need to be upgraded at all??

 

WRITE UP PLEASE, I HAVE BEEN LOOKING TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOR SOOOOO LONG!!!! PLEASE DO A WRITE UP! Shoot me an email at bigggd222@gmail.com or a PM and let me know how you did this, where you got the parts, ect! LOOKS great!

 

Thanks for the compliments guys, and to answer a few questions I got the kit from www.blinglights.com (yea I know, stupid name). You can go to google and type in "hid conversion" and that will bring up a bunch more sites that sell the kits. The kit was nicer than I thought it would be and since HID lights run at less watts you don't need to upgrade the wiring. I did not have to cut any wires to install these, simply plug the ballasts into the factory light harness. I spent more time just finding a spot for the ballasts and mounting them cleanly. I got the H4 conversion here http://store.racinglab.com/redicutsebeh.html

So I guess now I will be doing somthing with the fogs, but as of now I am very happy that I did the conversion and I think it is well worth the money. If you have any more questions or coments feel free to let me know.
Thanks again

 

doesnt PIAA make a nice replacement fog light for the trans ams.
now if you could just find something for us hopeless lt1 camaro guys.

 

Very few people running HID's in LT1 model cars. See sig.

My car looks 100% stock. I have HID's in my headlights and foglights. To do a clean job, all thats needed is some paticents, and some good extensions. I used the same idea as putting a 9006 bulb into a factory housing, and carefully siliconed everything in. The foglights had to be hardwired, but work great. I have yet to have any problems to this day. It looks incredable at twilight with just the foglights on.

 

i have considered doing the silicone job but im just not that sure about it. my patients runs short sometimes. im still shocked that with sooo many camaro's pounding the pavement someone hasnt made a lens for them.

 

I had my hid in my camro for about a year now...once you go hid all your cars will have to have them....nice lens you got there rsbullets..where did you get them??im on the look out for some for the camaro..

 

That looks awesome. I was thinking about doing a conversion and I think you just convinced me.

 

Do you have more pictures, maybe of the lights against a wall for a better showing of the beam?

 

i need to get a balast or whatever it is called. where can i get one?
how many will i need to power 6 Ff75s

 

You need a ballast per light/housing.
There has been a few try HID with the FF75's I think...can't remember.
I do know they have quite a scattered beam, but still probably do better than the stockers.

If you're really serious Marcin - I'd check these out:
http://www.suvlights.com/product_inf...cc49a3b4d18e09

They may fit - and they are a better housing.