Headlights?

[Silver07VersaS]

I've seen pics of a couple of tiida's w/ the hid headlights, i know that they are rhd bias, but does any1 know of where i can get a set and how much they run?

Also, i need alot of help making my v faster... any tips? Was planning on...1. fujita cold air2. stillen cat back3. drop springs... any thing else?

[Ever Victorious]

Well, let's start with the fact that Stillen doesn't make a cat-back for the Versa... their exhaust is an axle-back only.

[CodeRed]

HID's are illegal and if clipsed were around he would let you know.. But as far as making the Versa faster...Why? If you want a fast car don't buy a Versa... Oh, one last thing... Welcome To NicoClub!

[Urq]

HID's are illegal and if clipsed were around he would let you know.. But as far as making the Versa faster...Why? If you want a fast car don't buy a Versa... Oh, one last thing... Welcome To NicoClub!

Ohhhhh no not Illegal!like No front plate or tinted windows or even a CIA?What is this world coming too?Hey no one got a burn permit for Socal so that makes it Illegal too??

[srellim234]

....Hey no one got a burn permit for Socal so that makes it Illegal too??

The ones that were intentionally set? YES

I understand your sarcasm but that's in really poor taste considering the number of people who were evacuated, lost homes, businesses and their lives.

[Urq]

The ones that were intentionally set? YES

I understand your sarcasm but that's in really poor taste considering the number of people who were evacuated, lost homes, businesses and their lives.

For your information I was one of the people who got the suggested evacuation phone call!And my parents in Elfin Forest who got the mandatory evacuation phone call and CDF who came knocking at there front door! And then my parents came to stay with us for two nights! But no… none of us thank god lost or houses or lives. But still Very much affected by the Fires

[srellim234]

Glad to hear you guys are all right. It's hard to fathom how widespread that Witch Creek fire really was. I've spent a lot of time in the area down there, most recently two weeks in August.

So far I only personally know one person who lost a house; it was a beautiful cabin at Green Valley Lake near Big Bear in San Bernardino County. Fortunately it was a second home, although the couple planned to retire to it in about 10 more years.

[jfanaselle]

Sorry to turn this into a thread about the fires, but I work for Sony and we were signifigantly affected by the fires. The biggest fire, the Witch Fire, ripped right through Rancho Bernardo (northern part of the city of San Diego) which is where our United States corporate headquarters is. The headquarters facility was not damaged but has been closed all week because all of the roads up there are damaged. Dozens of Sony employees lost their homes, and dozens walked away ok. One of our executives lives on a street with 12 homes and 11 of them were destroyed including his. I, fortunately, wasn't that close to any of the fires and my home was ok, but I wasn't able to get to work for 2 days.