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II-soon · 03-11-2006, 11:23 AM

I installed the Chester's HID Kit a couple nights ago. It is a vast improvment over the Osrams I had installed. The kit was easy to install following these instructions http://www.drjanestewart.com/darksol/Eliselights.pdf. The hardest part was pushing the HID connectors through the grommet. With some determination, it can be done by yourself but it would be much easier with helping hands. As Hollywood said, I would also recommend taking out the whole headlight assembly to insert the HID bulb in. It makes inserting the bulb much easier and gives you more room to access the plugs if you have big hands.

I would like to thank Chester for making this kit available. It is truly plug n' play and is solid. It makes the Elise much more special in my eyes. It has my seal of approval. Which probably doesn't mean much

03-11-2006, 11:23 AM	#32 (permalink)
II-soon Sometimes not soon enough Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Socal Posts: 357	I installed the Chester's HID Kit a couple nights ago. It is a vast improvment over the Osrams I had installed. The kit was easy to install following these instructions http://www.drjanestewart.com/darksol/Eliselights.pdf. The hardest part was pushing the HID connectors through the grommet. With some determination, it can be done by yourself but it would be much easier with helping hands. As Hollywood said, I would also recommend taking out the whole headlight assembly to insert the HID bulb in. It makes inserting the bulb much easier and gives you more room to access the plugs if you have big hands. I would like to thank Chester for making this kit available. It is truly plug n' play and is solid. It makes the Elise much more special in my eyes. It has my seal of approval. Which probably doesn't mean much __________________ I like it RAW!