McCULLOCH HIDs
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96 S500 Coupe
McCULLOCH HIDs
Hi everyone,
I am getting a deal on a new set of McCULLOCH HIDs for $480 cdn ($350 US), and I like to get everyone input on these lights.
Also,... how do I disable the daytime running lights?
Car's a 93 500SEL.
Thanks
I am getting a deal on a new set of McCULLOCH HIDs for $480 cdn ($350 US), and I like to get everyone input on these lights.
Also,... how do I disable the daytime running lights?
Car's a 93 500SEL.
Thanks
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W124, W126, W140, W220, W222, R129
McCulloch Lights are awesome... beware of the cops though, they like to pull you over because if you had 4500k like me, they are too bright... thats all i think about them
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1992 300SE (w140) / 1997 E420 (w210)
I don't know about those McCulloch Lights. I heard some negative things about them, but to make sure I would reccommend checking out Hidforum.com and check in the search engine for that company.
I myself was thinking about a set of HID lights, and supposidly globalpremier sells some kits that aren't too shabby and are reasonably priced. I would rather go with so Catz HID's but since it's illegal to sell kits in the states it's a lot harder to get ahold of them for our vehicle.
Check out xenonfactory.com, supposidly they're pretty reputable, and have a good warranty.
Just my opinion ....
I myself was thinking about a set of HID lights, and supposidly globalpremier sells some kits that aren't too shabby and are reasonably priced. I would rather go with so Catz HID's but since it's illegal to sell kits in the states it's a lot harder to get ahold of them for our vehicle.
Check out xenonfactory.com, supposidly they're pretty reputable, and have a good warranty.
Just my opinion ....
