Install my HIDs!

[rocketpants]

Hey guys!

I have a pair of bi-xenon HIDs for my low/high beams, and a set of HIDs for my fog lights. They are from VMME.com so I believe that they have to be spliced...

Would anyone be willing to install them for me (for cash of course)? I can meet at your place so you don't even have to leave the comfort of your own home (get paid to work in your PJs!). $60 sound reasonable?

Let me know!

[greenscobie86]

Ill do it for $40. But you have to come to me though...

[rocketpants]

Argh 40 sounds great, but New York is quite a hike for me. Thanks for the offer though

[greenscobie86]

No probs. Just figured I'd offer. I just did 2 sets a few weeks ago.

[KingFlirt1]

they arent plug and play? i installed my hids on my fox headlights and fog and they were plug and play.

[Stangman Jonathan]

hey, Hotshot will probably be up to doing them for you when he's back.....he's actually halfway closer to you....I haven't done mine yet so I wouldn't be comfortable doing anyone else's.

[Hotshot]

come to Essex County Airport on tuesday tru saturday from 3-10 at night and i'll install them for you for $40 no sweat

[rocketpants]

Would you need any tools? I believe that splicing is involved with this kit... The essex airport is roughly 35-40 min away from me, so I could possibly meet you Saturday afternoon if that works for you.

[GBabeStang05]

James wants to know if you already have the HID's or if you are just looking at a kit. The kit that he installed on his stang were plug and play ones with no splicing. Do you have a link to them so he can see what is going to be involved with the install?

[rocketpants]

This is the kit I bought for the low/high beams (6000k)...the description actually says that it's plug-and-play so I think I was wrong about the splicing issue.

http://www.vvme.com/standard-h133900...cPath=44_46_38

I bought a kit for my fogs from the same site so I would assume it should be plug-and-play as well.