airwalk

Hello, I've been really liking the look of the new Mustangs with the factory HID headlights. I see this option is available in Canada, so I'm really curious what is used for the Daytime Running Lights with this option. I'm sure there a few people out there with one of these 'stangs, if they could reply back with this info, or better yet, a picture of the car with the DRLs on.

Thanks!

-PLOTNIK-

DRL suck ! i puled my fuse a long time ago

but i do have HID's all around


oh and Welcome to CMOC

SNAKEBITE

My drl's are run through my foglights

1low03gt

Not sure.I unplugged mine.And welcome aboard.

SNAKEBITE

Sorry I missed the post count so what you said, welcome aboard

airwalk

Thanks for the welcoming, been registered for a long time but never got around to posting anything!

No offense plotnik, but this was a useless post...
First, I am only curious about 'stangs with factory HIDs, which is not the case with your car. Second, DRLs kind of kill the aesthetics of the car, but I for one am glad they are mandatory when a snow storm rolls in during the day and no one thinks to turn on their headlights! I may not be able to see the guy ahead of me but I can at least see when they are headed towards me in the wrong lane!

Thanks snakebite, that's what I figured with the GT500.

Can anyone tell me the setup on a GT with factory HID?

-PLOTNIK-

Ouch someone has ***** of steal. Thanks for that oh and by the way I turn on my lights when I start the car plus I'm not paying 500 dollars for headlights

airwalk

Good to know plotnik, if everyone did that we wouldn't need DRLs, but there is a shortage of common sense in this world.

Now back to my original question before this thread ends up completely in left field. Can anyone help a guy out?

-PLOTNIK-

ill see about going down to one ford dealer ship here. they have a 2010 SS. ill ask them to turn on the lights

Robert Houlden

Hi, new to this forum as I am a new owner of a 2010 Mustang GT since last summer, had lots of pleasure driving it, especially in the mountains, nothing does a curve like a Mustang.