hid ?
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hid ?
i have been looking at ordering some hids and i came along these.... wat do you guys think? are they a good kit?
http://www.xenonlink.com/product_inf...roducts_id=133
http://www.xenonlink.com/product_inf...roducts_id=133
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given the high beam is just a extra pair of halogens on, i bet you'll hardly notice a difference between high and low beams. may want to wire it up so you can flip the HIDs off and have halogen lows if the law tries to give you greif.
I run a $65 single beam HID kit from ebay. 8,000ks. They work great and i dont see the need for any high beam at all, if anything it'd be a pair of off-road lights that will do me some good, not that little halogen fella on those.
Just my 2cents!
I run a $65 single beam HID kit from ebay. 8,000ks. They work great and i dont see the need for any high beam at all, if anything it'd be a pair of off-road lights that will do me some good, not that little halogen fella on those.
Just my 2cents!
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same here, just havent wired em up yet cause my HIDs turn off when i select hi-beam and I havent been able to figure this out. i want my offroad lights to switch on (and HIDs to STAY on) when i set hi beam. This is my next project to figure out. Anyone got any ideas?
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LOL! He just wired them up with a switch in the cab!
I have these lights in my truck: http://www.mod-express.com/ Great company to deal with, and their product is top quality. I originally had some from www.xenoneyes.com and they were JUNK (dont buy from them)
I have these lights in my truck: http://www.mod-express.com/ Great company to deal with, and their product is top quality. I originally had some from www.xenoneyes.com and they were JUNK (dont buy from them)
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The ones that "click" up and down to creat the hi/lo function....where the bulb itself moves....they don't last too long. 07sport's only lasted him about 6 months. I installed a set and they didn't even click up and down, even when brand new kit was installed for the first time.
The only good ones for hi/lo function are the ones which have a movable shield that moves for the hi/lo function. Those are not cheap. I'm very happy with my low beams.
Trevor linked me to a good set that I use for my fogs. "Xentec" brand. Those ballasts do not "blink" at your....they don't flicker like my german ballasts do for my headlamps. ebay is the place.
The only good ones for hi/lo function are the ones which have a movable shield that moves for the hi/lo function. Those are not cheap. I'm very happy with my low beams.
Trevor linked me to a good set that I use for my fogs. "Xentec" brand. Those ballasts do not "blink" at your....they don't flicker like my german ballasts do for my headlamps. ebay is the place.
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The ones that "click" up and down to creat the hi/lo function....where the bulb itself moves....they don't last too long. 07sport's only lasted him about 6 months. I installed a set and they didn't even click up and down, even when brand new kit was installed for the first time.
The only good ones for hi/lo function are the ones which have a movable shield that moves for the hi/lo function. Those are not cheap. I'm very happy with my low beams.
Trevor linked me to a good set that I use for my fogs. "Xentec" brand. Those ballasts do not "blink" at your....they don't flicker like my german ballasts do for my headlamps. ebay is the place.
The only good ones for hi/lo function are the ones which have a movable shield that moves for the hi/lo function. Those are not cheap. I'm very happy with my low beams.
Trevor linked me to a good set that I use for my fogs. "Xentec" brand. Those ballasts do not "blink" at your....they don't flicker like my german ballasts do for my headlamps. ebay is the place.
Alright, thanks. When I have the extra $ I'll just buy the low only ones from vvme.com most likely, Ill just use my Hellas for high beams =]
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Make sure you buy from a US SELLER... XENTEC is the brand like Shane said.. Been runnin them for almost a year now with no problems. I have had problems on my $170 ballasts though... Not getting enough juice. So I'll be buying the HID relay kit... I HIGHLY recommend it. It's the easiest common fix with HID flickering and the problem with not getting enough juice.