Who has 'em?
Are they just the lows? Or hi and fogs too? What bulbs (5000k, 6000k)?
Are they on for the drl or is drl a different bulb?
How about a close up pic of the headlights please? Day time, lights off.
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James -
2011 Buick Regal - midnight blue. RL5
2007 Silverado, Duramax, 390,000 + miles, like new.
Any luck obtaining HIDs for your Regal? If so, I have a few questions.
1. Did you go with factory HIDs (Regal Turbo and GS)? If not, what manufacturer did you use?
2. If you obtained factory HIDs, what was the cost (if you do not mind sharing that information)? If you do not mind sharing the information, but want to keep it private, you can always PM me if you prefer.
I ordered some for the xB from ddm tuning. Also have these in the truck and van. Cheap and easy to install. I had 2 ballasts go bad in the last 150,000 miles usage. One from corrision in the plug, the other started flickering, something internal
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James -
2011 Buick Regal - midnight blue. RL5
2007 Silverado, Duramax, 390,000 + miles, like new.
The factory HIDs are 4300K. They are for both low and high beams. Fogs are halogens. HID bulb is HID-D1S.
The attached picture is as close as I have right now. I would take a closer picture but my car was rear ended and is in the body shop at the moment.
Thanks for posting the pic of your Turbo and for the information. Sorry to learn about your accident. Hopefully no one was injured.
Ironically, when I took my Regal to a local body shop the other day I saw a Regal Turbo that had been rear ended. I do not see many Regals where I live, so to see a Turbo at a body shop was quite surprising!
Thanks for posting the pic of your Turbo and for the information. Sorry to learn about your accident. Hopefully no one was injured.
Ironically, when I took my Regal to a local body shop the other day I saw a Regal Turbo that had been rear ended. I do not see many Regals where I live, so to see a Turbo at a body shop was quite surprising!
Best of luck with the repairs!
Thanks Rob! Sorry about the ding in your car. Things like that can be very annoying especially in a new car. Best of luck to you too!
any way I could get a key to your city Van, TX? I love it
The original name for the city was whodathoughit. In 1894 schoolteacher Henry Vance established a post office, and the name Van was chosen when the post office renamed the community for resident Vannie Tunnell and postmaster Vance.
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