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    Bekkers HID Kit

    Just wondering what will look better on my "Silver" W202.

    This

    This

    Or this

    PS- I don't want it to look ricey
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    Only the last one is a true HID kit.

    It is the best thing out there next to getting a set from the Stealership.

    I dont like the projectors, so cannot help you with that one.
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    I didn't know they went for $1400 damn that's expensive.

    With the first two choices tho, can i use my stock bulbs and whiich one looks less ricey?
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    how about THESE

    at least they also integrate the "fog light" you can also get them in black.
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    Originally posted by jabu
    how about THESE

    at least they also integrate the "fog light" you can also get them in black.
    those are fugly!!

    id go with the second option which is the black projector ones and get an aftermarket HID kit installed in them wont cost you more then $500.
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    Originally posted by RemoLexi
    those are fugly!!

    id go with the second option which is the black projector ones and get an aftermarket HID kit installed in them wont cost you more then $500.
    i'd rather not loose the foglight thanks
    2000 W202 kompressor classic

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    IMO, projector HID or nothing
    taking a break from teh 202 ->

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    I don't know what it is but i'm seriously considering:

    these

    I can use my stock bulbs too I think and maybe switch out to xenon bulbs who knows ill ask my friend who workd at audio planet
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    go with the 3rd one its stock and notthing looks, fits, and is durable as stock
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    Originally posted by jabu
    i'd rather not loose the foglight thanks
    fuck your foglights. thats why you get foglights in your bumper.
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    the bekkers hid is the same as oem right? Can someone please either link to explain the 4-5 pin difference and how we are able to use the city light instead of just breaking the pin off....
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    Re: Bekkers HID Kit

    Originally posted by C280_Spawrt
    Just wondering what will look better on my "Silver" W202.

    This

    This

    Or this

    PS- I don't want it to look ricey
    Im with Denlasoul on this one... I dont like after-market headlights (especially projectors). They look ricey no matter what car theyre on. I would personally get the third choice, the Bekkers HID setup.
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    Buy the 3rd link or don't do anything at all...
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    Originally posted by 69chevelle
    Buy the 3rd link or don't do anything at all...
    Originally posted by ludachris
    Im with Denlasoul on this one... I dont like after-market headlights (especially projectors). They look ricey no matter what car theyre on. I would personally get the third choice, the Bekkers HID setup.
    I'm with you guys 100%, the Bekkers HID is clean, OEM-looking, and a true HID kit. However, it costs a lot of money... Right now I'm purchasing the AMS Crank Pulley from Omey plus a full exhaust setup so i'm a little low on funds
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    Save up and buy the best thing you can afford.

    Trust me, you dont want to skimp and buy something you "kinda" like and then go and replace it a year later with the real thing.
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    3rd link!!!
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    Originally posted by Denlasoul
    Save up and buy the best thing you can afford.

    Trust me, you dont want to skimp and buy something you "kinda" like and then go and replace it a year later with the real thing.
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    Originally posted by Denlasoul
    Save up and buy the best thing you can afford.

    Trust me, you dont want to skimp and buy something you "kinda" like and then go and replace it a year later with the real thing.
    i got the same exact advice a couple years ago, probably the best mod i've done to my car, go w/the bekkers kit

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    how easy is it to install? And did urs cost $1400??

    If I get the Bekkers, it will be in the fuuture, my first priority is performance. I have some anti-roll bars and HP-surging mods in mind for now
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    Euro Clear Corners
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    yeah they cost $1400, i had to save up for a few months too, believe me its worth the wait. install is a breeze, just take out the old headlights and put in the new ones, i snipped off the city-light pin so that the 4pin connector would fit, best part is that the ballasts go in the oem locations, one under the passenger side headlight, and one under the drivers side fender, so no ugly ballasts or wires are cluttering up ur engine bay

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    what can you do so you are able to use the city light?
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    what the hell is city lights
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    Originally posted by Nelson Lago
    what the hell is city lights
    Theyre bulbs in the headlight housing that are about as bright as a dome light and are used to illuminate the headlight housing during dusk/dawn or any other low light (not dark) situation to make the car more visible to other drivers.
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    my 202 doesnt have that
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    I used to have a set of OEM Xenons with my old 94 280. I got the city lights to work by buying a headlight connector for a 190e and adding a pin.

    Now that i have my C36 I'm going to get the OEM Xenon again. Was thinking about checking Steve @ Mbenz.com
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