Anybody able to post a picture of where the ballast should be mounted? Thanks in advance if you can help.
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YOUR RESEARCHHIDS Upgrade - Mounting the ballast?
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I don't know if this will help or not. I hope it does.
Thanks - found a clearer picture on the Porsche Club GB forum, but cheers for looking anyway I was fitting an aftermarket HIDS & the ballast needs to go on the outside of the light, close to the wing. Secured them with velcro pads & cable ties to avoid drilling.
Hi Andy - would love to see pictures of how you finished the ballasts. I have them just hanging in the trunk - was also afraid to drill.
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