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its not that different to yours... you just need more wide, more low and more epic fitment.

i don't give a rats arse if they have angel eyes or not... I need an HID that comes with a lens that's less than 3" diameter and is able to take a H4 dual beam.

so I can put it in this:

nengun-1249-00-silkroad-section_-_headlight_intake.jpg

sorry, but epic FAIL

wonder how vicroads wud like them...:ermm:

vicroads will like what I let them like. pretty much all HID's are illegal anyways, cos they don't self level... so meh.

sorry, but epic FAIL

oh look out, its Dave, master of the universe and all that is R32s. Get back to me when you have one n driving condition sunshine.

oh look out, its Dave, master of the universe and all that is R32s. Get back to me when you have one n driving condition sunshine.

wow, u woke up on the wrong side of tas's bed. its an opinion champ. no need to bite my head off :ermm: as for driving condition... one day.

wow, u woke up on the wrong side of tas's bed. its an opinion champ. no need to bite my head off :ermm: as for driving condition... one day.

tas' bed's in QLD and I'm in VIC. logic fail. lol.

if u took a more positive attitude on the subject i would be more inclined to suggest the right item for you..

eh?

ps: thanks for the heat wrap :ermm:

no worries, it was bought for you specifically, not found at the workshop as tas might have mentioned.

speakin of which, i gotta go back to the shop tomorrow and change those headlights over.

no worries, it was bought for you specifically, not found at the workshop as tas might have mentioned.

speakin of which, i gotta go back to the shop tomorrow and change those headlights over.

more people should be like that. you help me i help you. :ermm: even if you just found it its still kool, saves me cash on the proj.

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