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09-19-2012, 05:11 AM
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I'm interested, also would like to know what part of Texas because I live there.
09-19-2012, 05:31 AM
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Holy ____! Ive been wanting one of this since i got my car. How do u install this though? Im down for a group buy 
09-19-2012, 09:05 AM
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Not trying to mess up your sale or anything but TheRetrofitSource has the same kit but in 5000k for $30...
"You can have any color you want as long as it's white!" with TRS.
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...roducts_id=103
"You can have any color you want as long as it's white!" with TRS.
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/pro...roducts_id=103
09-19-2012, 01:30 PM
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BossNguyen - They're in Houston Texas, but sadly they don't have a retail department 
MyScion2013 - Personally, install took me just a little over an hour. Super easy install! They might make a video on how to install them. If they don't then i'm sure I can find a video on YouTube with instructions.
o TaGGeD o - They will run on the TC1, but I'm not 100% sure if the rings will fit exactly or not. They were cast to fit the TC2 rings which have a very exact diameter. You could find a TC2 and see if they have the same diameter rings around the headlights!
Stankyrice - yes Ofcorse you can purchase a Japanese universal kit online, but it will not fit exactly on the TC2 low beam ring. These are American made and were cast to exactly fit the TC2 low beam rings. They have a very exact diameter, I believe it's 93.1mm. You could try a universal Japanese kit and try to get it to work, but I definitely wouldn't reccomend it! It will not fit flush and may not run well or be bright.
MyScion2013 - Personally, install took me just a little over an hour. Super easy install! They might make a video on how to install them. If they don't then i'm sure I can find a video on YouTube with instructions.
o TaGGeD o - They will run on the TC1, but I'm not 100% sure if the rings will fit exactly or not. They were cast to fit the TC2 rings which have a very exact diameter. You could find a TC2 and see if they have the same diameter rings around the headlights!
Stankyrice - yes Ofcorse you can purchase a Japanese universal kit online, but it will not fit exactly on the TC2 low beam ring. These are American made and were cast to exactly fit the TC2 low beam rings. They have a very exact diameter, I believe it's 93.1mm. You could try a universal Japanese kit and try to get it to work, but I definitely wouldn't reccomend it! It will not fit flush and may not run well or be bright.
09-19-2012, 02:16 PM
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BossNguyen - They're in Houston Texas, but sadly they don't have a retail department
MyScion2013 - Personally, install took me just a little over an hour. Super easy install! They might make a video on how to install them. If they don't then i'm sure I can find a video on YouTube with instructions.
o TaGGeD o - They will run on the TC1, but I'm not 100% sure if the rings will fit exactly or not. They were cast to fit the TC2 rings which have a very exact diameter. You could find a TC2 and see if they have the same diameter rings around the headlights!
Stankyrice - yes Ofcorse you can purchase a Japanese universal kit online, but it will not fit exactly on the TC2 low beam ring. These are American made and were cast to exactly fit the TC2 low beam rings. They have a very exact diameter, I believe it's 93.1mm. You could try a universal Japanese kit and try to get it to work, but I definitely wouldn't reccomend it! It will not fit flush and may not run well or be bright.
MyScion2013 - Personally, install took me just a little over an hour. Super easy install! They might make a video on how to install them. If they don't then i'm sure I can find a video on YouTube with instructions.
o TaGGeD o - They will run on the TC1, but I'm not 100% sure if the rings will fit exactly or not. They were cast to fit the TC2 rings which have a very exact diameter. You could find a TC2 and see if they have the same diameter rings around the headlights!
Stankyrice - yes Ofcorse you can purchase a Japanese universal kit online, but it will not fit exactly on the TC2 low beam ring. These are American made and were cast to exactly fit the TC2 low beam rings. They have a very exact diameter, I believe it's 93.1mm. You could try a universal Japanese kit and try to get it to work, but I definitely wouldn't reccomend it! It will not fit flush and may not run well or be bright.
09-19-2012, 02:26 PM
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Definitely interested! Looks awesome, although I wonder how the cops up here in Ontario feel about blue halos... White to play it safe I suppose?
09-19-2012, 02:31 PM
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MyScion2013 - Yes the headlights need to be opened to properly mount the rings. But its MUCH more straight forward than I expected. Hopefully if they make a video it'll show how easy it is to do!
arrehenius - I had the same dilemma trying to decide between blue and white. In the end.. I said screw it and got the blue :D
arrehenius - I had the same dilemma trying to decide between blue and white. In the end.. I said screw it and got the blue :D
09-19-2012, 03:09 PM
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I want it def interested!!!!
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09-19-2012, 06:17 PM
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Hey man tell ur friend to start making at least 10 or 20 of this please i wanna get one sooo badly lol. I have a white tc2 and not sure which color i want. Maybe a blue or super bright white what do u think? My hid has a little hint of blue and my map and dome lights are blue if that matters
09-19-2012, 06:46 PM
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I absolutely LOVE the blue, but the only thing is they're illegal to drive with them on on roads. The white would be nice because you can have them all the time with no trouble at all. It's all a matter of if you intend to drive with them on all the time or if they're just for shows / certain occasions!
09-19-2012, 07:14 PM
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I absolutely LOVE the blue, but the only thing is they're illegal to drive with them on on roads. The white would be nice because you can have them all the time with no trouble at all. It's all a matter of if you intend to drive with them on all the time or if they're just for shows / certain occasions!
. Well anyways tell him to make one for me lol
09-19-2012, 08:08 PM
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I'm down for a group buy!
