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Hid Lights For Cefiro

Starionturbo

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Hey guys

Just wondering, can I use HID in my projector lights on my Cefiro.

The lights at the moment are pathetic. I drive everywhere with my High beam on and its much much weaker than any normal cars Normal beams.

Any suggestions? Yes the lights have been aimed correctly.

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Yeah my Cefiro has the projector type lights too with the H3C globes and I agree the illumination ability is very poor. I don't see why you cant use the hid kit with it, as I was/am thinking of getting hid too, just lack of $$ at the moment

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They're nice.. real nice and even better on the road smile.gif I'm particularly impressed with the cut off of the projectors, also the lack of glare, although these factors are more to do with the projectors than the kit itself those buying HID for the first time to fit in projectors would like to know they work nice smile.gif

^^ what I said then. They're not as good as retrofits but yes they are probably one of the better kit jobs.

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