meister128

Hi guys,

Long time reader, first time poster.

I'm thinking of getting the DDM Slimline kit and have them installed for my fog lights. I'm looking for a reputable shop in the GTA area to do this, a place that knows what they're doing and will treat my ride with an ample amount of respect.

Can anyone recommend a garage, along with the price of such an install?


Much thanks.

chelecuche

iTrader: (7)

That's one of the most easiest install... do it yourself bro, don't need a reputable shop to do it, is plug and play, don't need any tools, just remove the fog, remove the bulb and put the new one, the hid plugs just go one way there is no way to put it wrong... check the instructions that come with the ddm kit

DarkBrew

I was looking at an EBay vendor selling HID fogs with digital ballast
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HID-kit-9003-9005...item27b5756589
It should be easy to install
Where are you located?

Neo

Has anyone asked why?? As in, why would you want to install HID's for fog lights?
Those lights don't do anything at all. Making them HID won't make a difference.
This being said, the install is relatively easy.

shaojie1984

DIY

pretty easy

WTBRotary!

iTrader: (6)

http://www.vvme.com/

Easy to install... and weird sketchy website but ton of people order from it...

meister128

Thanks for the replies guys.

Haha, I figured I'd get a few replies to DIY. I've read Rotary Rasp's thread on the DIY a few times and while I can't say it's overly difficult, I figure I could save the trouble of jacking up the car and having myself remove the bumper. If there isn't a good shop available I guess I'll be forced to do it myself anyhow.

Neo: I'm purchasing the HIDs mostly for aesthetic purposes; I imagine most people are. The Xenon headlamps that come with the car do an excellent job of lighting up the road themselves.

climacus

It's Euro rice, that's why..

HID foglights are good for daytime driving I guess, like a second set of DRL for blasting through the 401 in the daytime.