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I went on Steeda's site to check out their strut tower brace. Much to my dismay, they have stopped producing it. Is there any other manufacturer(s) for this?

Can't forget the front strut tower brace.

The adage "You get what you pay for" does apply here. One thing is to make sure that the ballasts are digital. Some Ebay kits may not have digital ballasts which may not work well with the Edge's electrical system.

I also want to investigate something else with these. I am wondering about a reflector of some sort to spread the light around there.

EdgeRacer: I would encourage you not to give up getting HIDs for your Edge. The main issue is YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary) when it comes to aftermarket HID kits. Some folks have had good luck with DDM, others have not. Some have had good luck with Resto-Solutions, some have not. As for me, I have had really good luck with my vendor, even after moving two of the ballasts to my 2011.

I am going to try the tape on the lens to see of that helps diffuse the light.

Low Beam: H11 High Beam: 9005 I used http://www.3bspec.com for my 2008's high and low beams. I moved the canbus ballasts from that kit over to my 2011.

I'd like to see what the front looks like when they are on.

Now, a diesel Edge would be strongly considered. However, give me the an SVT Edge with the following: a) Sport Appearance EcoBoost 3.5 V6 with 435 hp (...with a high-po package that tweaks to 480 or even 500 hp but returns 25 mpg highway or better) c) Beefed up AWD and Transaxle d) Brembo 6 piston brakes up front, 4 piston rear e) Rear Sway Bar f) H&R or Eibach Springs with improved shocks/struts g) Upgraded exhaust

Daylight Pic:

Wow. Too bad you had to go through that. I really wonder what happened with them as a vendor. As for LEDs, I am using either V-LEDs or DaytimeBrightLites.

By the way, the wife's extremely happy with the LEDs. She even asked, "Why :censored: weren't these installed from the factory." I angled hers up slightly so it's not in her face. I am tempted to put some clear Scotch Tape in them to greater aid in diffusion.

The Verde is a different line similar to the Bridgestone Ecopia because of its lower rolling resistance which saves gas. I had Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires on my 2008 and did see the fuel savings.

Installation instructions: Tools needed: Flat bladed screwdriver. I used one from my computer toolkit. Open lid for vanity mirror and then pry the lens carefully. Close lid and then pry the back of the lens so that it pops up. You can then remove it carefully Gently pry the bulb out of the socket. I pried it in the middle. Place the LED bulb in the socket and then reverse the process to remove the lens Pictures to follow.

Shantz: Any word on the adhesion promoter and other items I would need for this?

cmillz: I am leaning toward the white or the chrome. ls973800: Thanks for the input. I like these tires because of the lower rolling resistance and the performance aspect.

Pics of wheels in Black, Silver, and Chrome: http://www.mrrwheels.com/gt1.html

I had to revisit that with my dealership and got them turned off.

At long last......they are shipping.

Looks like a push bumper for a cop car. Pretty close to one of the Setina or Go Rhino units. Regardless, it doesn't fit the lines of the Edge.

I know about inertia and, theoretically, the wheel's weight does play into that.

Anyone on here with the Pirelli Scorpion Verdes?