HID headlights

[68charger440R/T]

Just put them in, what do you guys think?

[68charger440R/T]

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[sixty8charger]

i think they look great! love the brightness! 

[68charger440R/T]

Thanks, they really brighten up the road.

[WHITE AND RED 69]

Looks great.  I did the same with mine a while back, one of the best upgrades you can make. My old headlights could barely light up 10 feet in front of me, with the xenons I can see everything.

[Rolling_Thunder]

Yep - I have mine wired up - just need to get the car running and I should be able to actually see how well they light up...       

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

What kit did you use?  Easy to "hide"?

[charger2fast4u]

how was the install was it a plug n play or did you do some wiring? they are a good upgrade from stock.

[68charger440R/T]

I used a kit by the ''hid factory'' but i had to buy a ''Navigator'' h3 5 1/2'' truck driving light kit and take all the plastic off because i didn't want to mess with the glass bulbs. Then i got a H3 shorty hid kit for $60 and it clamped right in, no wire cutting at all the prongs slid right in to the old plugs. I highly recommend every one do this cause it already saved me from hitting a few deer i wouldn't be able to see with the old ones.

[HITMAN 149]

$$$$$$$? lol
just out of curiosity if ya don't mind??

loooks great!!!

[68charger440R/T]

$75 total

[Foreman72]

$75 total

thats it?? wow..thats way less than i thought...

[68charger440R/T]

Well you get the hid kit alot cheaper if you go to there store it was like $60 and i think you can put them in the old bulbs if you make the hole a little bigger.

[TexasStroker]

Nice.  Anything that makes driving the car easier or safer is a plus.  The mod is hidden in the daytime and making the road and yourself more visible at night is a definite plus.

[klutch]

Thanks for sharing this, great upgrade for our cars.

By the way looks killer on your car! 

[68charger440R/T]

Thanks

[69RT3X9]

WOW!  Love the looks of the your ride and the HID headlights are great!     My 69 Charger R/T headlights are so dim and yellow looking that a couple of flashlights taped to my hood would probably be brighter!  To temporarily solve the problem, I avoid driving at night!

Would you mind sharing some more specific details of how you put your kit together, some pics or details of how you installed it, and any recommendations or suggestions on anything you might have done differently?   Did you make any changes to your low beams or are you running the normal halogens there?  Are you still utilizing the stock headlight switch on the dash and the high-beam floor switch?

I tried to follow the information from your post on 7/20 regarding your references to the HID Factory and the "Navigator" and "H3 shorty" kits.  But, I am not finding them on the HID Factory website (www.hidfactory.com).

In short, I could really use the "HID Headlight Conversion for Dummies" version of your project since I have not found an "off-the-shelf" plug-n-play HID kit for 69 Chargers anywhere.  Your results are impressive!  Very Nice Work!   

[68charger440R/T]

Sorry the web site isnt called hid factory its http://www.thehidfactory.com/#/home/ my mistake. ill try to make a step by step post today with pics.

[HITMAN 149]

 

[klutch]

WOW!  Love the looks of the your ride and the HID headlights are great!     My 69 Charger R/T headlights are so dim and yellow looking that a couple of flashlights taped to my hood would probably be brighter!  To temporarily solve the problem, I avoid driving at night!

Would you mind sharing some more specific details of how you put your kit together, some pics or details of how you installed it, and any recommendations or suggestions on anything you might have done differently?   Did you make any changes to your low beams or are you running the normal halogens there?  Are you still utilizing the stock headlight switch on the dash and the high-beam floor switch?

I tried to follow the information from your post on 7/20 regarding your references to the HID Factory and the "Navigator" and "H3 shorty" kits.  But, I am not finding them on the HID Factory website (www.hidfactory.com).

In short, I could really use the "HID Headlight Conversion for Dummies" version of your project since I have not found an "off-the-shelf" plug-n-play HID kit for 69 Chargers anywhere.  Your results are impressive!  Very Nice Work!   

Agreed, we all want to know man. 

[68charger440R/T]

Ok i got all the pic now i just need to figure out how to post them in between my sentences 

[jpsycoboy5]

What kind of amps are these bulbs drawing?? haha do you have the stock alternator or the upgraded one?

[68charger440R/T]

dang cant figure it out

[68charger440R/T]

Ok im going to have to do this post by post so bear with me 

First i went to pepboys and picked up the ''Navigator'' 5 1/2 inch truck light kit.

Then i removed the plastic around the light.