TheHole
TAF Member
As you many have seen there is now a HID guide on the forum, explaining the colours, intensities etc.
Some one... Not mentioning his name *Cough* crespo *Cough* took my idea and made it 'his own' (Cheeky man! :lol: )
So Anyway, back on topic and let’s get grubby!
First things first... you will need:
About 2 hours maybe 3 depending on how confident you are. I can do this in roughly 90 minutes from getting tools to putting them back with everything working.
1 Kit of HID's
A set of sockets / ratchets
A big flat blade screwdriver
A Phillips screwdriver
Double sided sticky foam
Mentholated spirits (to clean, not to get high on!)
A hand drill / Pillar drill (preferably the latter of the two)
A hole cutter / wood hole cutter (21 - 23mm dia)
A sharp knife
Some wood.
Some carpet / foam or cardboard
Rubber gloves (thin ones)
Cable ties or insulation tape.
Toilet paper / cloth
Optional:
Beer
Tea
Blood
A new found issue with torrets
A set of girly hands
After chilling out and reading this once, print it out and take it outside to help you. I have installed Hid kits in to 4 separate Accords now (this will be my 5th time, but second time on my own Accord) and I must admit I have found a good way of getting things done with as little fuss as possible.
To start off with, let’s open the bonnet and take off the front panel
To do this you will need a fat flat screwdriver.
Prise carefully up like this:
And out comes this:
Some one... Not mentioning his name *Cough* crespo *Cough* took my idea and made it 'his own' (Cheeky man! :lol: )
So Anyway, back on topic and let’s get grubby!
First things first... you will need:
About 2 hours maybe 3 depending on how confident you are. I can do this in roughly 90 minutes from getting tools to putting them back with everything working.
1 Kit of HID's
A set of sockets / ratchets
A big flat blade screwdriver
A Phillips screwdriver
Double sided sticky foam
Mentholated spirits (to clean, not to get high on!)
A hand drill / Pillar drill (preferably the latter of the two)
A hole cutter / wood hole cutter (21 - 23mm dia)
A sharp knife
Some wood.
Some carpet / foam or cardboard
Rubber gloves (thin ones)
Cable ties or insulation tape.
Toilet paper / cloth
Optional:
Beer
Tea
Blood
A new found issue with torrets
A set of girly hands
After chilling out and reading this once, print it out and take it outside to help you. I have installed Hid kits in to 4 separate Accords now (this will be my 5th time, but second time on my own Accord) and I must admit I have found a good way of getting things done with as little fuss as possible.
To start off with, let’s open the bonnet and take off the front panel
To do this you will need a fat flat screwdriver.
Prise carefully up like this:
And out comes this: