those housings are designed for xenon bulbs by Lexus. Drop in kits for a halogen housing do not do the same thing. Example My GF had a EK civic and with the drop in you could see the light in the trees driving down my street lol
GEE50FX Gets a Nissan Frontier 4x4
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those housings are designed for xenon bulbs by Lexus. Drop in kits for a halogen housing do not do the same thing. Example My GF had a EK civic and with the drop in you could see the light in the trees driving down my street lol
As long as you adjust the light it's fine, if you don't the light will be all scattered. My sister has a Mercedes 2012 C250 with a non projector housing that I installed HID's on and after we adjusted the lights it was perfect.
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Oh. I thought u had a full size GMC as well
I did Nick, but it's gone now, I traded it in on the Frontier.
My boat will put it at it's limit but I only tow it from storage to my house then to the harbor in the spring and the fall, so we are only talking a few miles. My boat fully loaded on the trailer and full of fuel will be about 6,000 lbs and it is rated to tow just over that.
Wow that's a lot of goodies
- Location
- Vancouver, BC
- Car
- 2008 FX35
I don't know if the people around me are just not adjusting them then, or what. Because every dodge ram running around on 3" leveling blocks, seems to have a crappy ebay HID kit crammed into the housing blinding the shit out of all the other drivers.
Same goes for every old EK or EG civic, every prelude, driven by a teenager.
Even in my FX fog lights, I actually tinted part of the reflector bowl to minimize the amount of light that reflects upwards.
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- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Car
- 05 FX35 RWD
Oooo. Busy weekend & modding never done
I wonder what are the goodies.....Hmmm... mud flaps, all weather matts, and hood bug guard?
LOL at Andy, you read my shopping list.
I picked up the front and rear all weather mats, they are made for Nissan by Weathertech, fit perfect.
I also picked up a pickup bed divider, it is really neat, it rides on rollers on the Nissan tracks that are on each side of the pickup box and is fully adjustable. It comes in a nice powder coat finish.
I also picked up the front and rear splash guards and the front bug deflector which I will install when it warms up a bit. Nissan is on the ball with their accessory availability, they are good quality products.
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I agree Jonas, I wish they made them like that with the Infiniti logo for our FX's.
Ya most of the idiots out there just don't know what the heck they are doing. They think you can just throw in the HID kit and your set to go but not taking into consideration of other drivers. It's pretty annoying actually lol
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It's simple adjust the headlight and your set to go. Even if you go to the dealer they can do it but obviously they charge.
You didn't get your OE severe weather floor mats with an embossed logo? I did in mine...says FX50 (just wish it had a red 'S' at the end).
No we are talking about the Weathertech Digital Floor liner mats for our FX's, they are far superior than the OEM winter FX mats. You should check them out, they are much better.
Here are a couple of pics of the Weathertech mats in my last FX.
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- Los Angeles, CA
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- 05 FX35 RWD
No use for that kinda thing out here, but those fit very nicely. I like