Xenon fit for original front end?

well, xenon's would be great, but, i just wouldn't put them on these depo brand housings i have. if i had real bosch housings, i would definitely consider xenon. but, i do have piaa xtreme super whites. the beam is alright, better than stock, the citi lights looks great during early morning drives, nothing beats a xenon gas beam. []

First off, the person who told you it is hard to installs ballasts has no idea what they are talking about like I said earlier. To test them all you have to do is touch the two wires coming out of the ballast on to the battery terminals, one to positive, one to negative. If it does not light, reverse the wires, and it does not harm the ballasts at all. If somebody told you that was hard, you need to ask yourself what in the h#ll are they talking about. I used to have my citylights plugged up, before I had xenon lamps, and I loved them!! I put citylights in my turn signals too, and "disconnected" the factory city light connector, so both housings glowed the same color. Those were great, but I had to cut out the city light when I did my retrofit. Blue 420sel, the optics on the aftermarket euros is not as bad as people try to get you to believe. Me personally, I would have no problem installing xenon equipment in there. I think those people just don't like the fact that you got your housings cheaper than they got their Bosch Units, which they paid TOO much money for. Me personally, I got my euros for FREE!! But I will be getting a second set of Bosch units for about $200 guaranteed, because I had a line on some for $165 a while back, but I spent the money on xenon equipment. And I have a source that sells the bosch units for $100 per headlight used. And anything is better than the housing we had in our 1986-1991 w126s. After I drive my 300sd and get into the 300sdl at night, I don't even notice there is light on the ground!!! All I see is two small blobs!! Those have to be the worst headlights ever!!