DoctaMan92

I'm not that car savvy, and I don't have the confidence to do a diy like the HID, so does anyone know if there is someplace in the Los Angeles area that does this kind of thing? thanks.

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Penguinchit

You don't have to be car savvy to do HIDs...It's all plug-n-play with one hole to drill in the dust cap.

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gitarist7777

Ok, so i decided to go with th 35W 6000K. Thanks for the input everyone, there for me as always! oh and btw any threads on how to take the radio out to put in a double din screen?

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Bick22

anybody think projectors are ---- besides me ? i love them to death but they blow up all the time !

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mikejamesbyma

They just have to be done right. Spending $100 on them isn't going to be a quality product. Lightwerkz (?) has the best setups out there, but you have to pay a good dollar for them, but for good reason. OEM projectors are pretty trouble free as well.

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03 Altima 3.5
4AT, Muff delete,
ebay CAI w/AEM filter
vias mod
Vogtland springs/KYB GR-2/Godspeed camber arms
Transgo RE4F04B-HD2
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BigRek718

A little above the compartment next to the hazard lights; you can pull that panel piece that covers the a/c controls and the radio. Slowly pull it off and you have access to all the screws for the radio.

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gitarist7777

thanks bigrek

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AltimaRtune

Save the 50 buck an get a chop saw an make your own vias plate lol

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jeff618

I don't want to mess with HID kits so I upgraded my halogens. I, like many others, can't stand how short the life is on the Sylvania SilverStar Ultras so I've upgraded to the SOLUX lamps which last as long as standard halogen rather than only around a year like the Ultras. They're NOT super-white/blue-ish but that has nothing to do with true brightness. That said, they're noticeably whiter and definitely brighter than the original bulbs...they advertise 80% brighter yet street legal, longest beam and best replication of daylight (4600k) of any halogen style bulb. So far, so good - I love them...especially on my high-beams...and I live in the country (very dark) and use my lights quite a bit. I did low-beam, high-beam and fog lights so it was more than $100, but like I said, I'm very happy. I can't do links but headlights123 has the product info.

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gameguru1360

when I get my altima back from the shop, I'm going to have Solarcraft in Burbank do the HID install. I'll buy a 6k kit from them which they sell for $120 and also have my LED drls hooked up as well.

I had my sound system installed by them and they did a phenomenal pro job on it!

http://www.solarcraftaudio.com/

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BluBengal

Might want to add overlays to the list; eyelids, roof, taillights, headlights, fogs.
And maybe plastic dip. (it depends though i believe)

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dvs1270

my radio bezel cracked up & across, i used di-noc vinyl to cover it. it's a little thicker & can be heated & wrapped. i used carbon fiber.
Interior, Exterior
http://www.metrorestyling.com/3M-DI-...p/dinoc421.htm

restore your headlights, threads are here in the detailing section. makes a world of difference to have clean & clear headlights.

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