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Dec 10, 2008

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winks

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Well I had one that tilted those kits are lame... because over time the solenoid becomes lose and anytime you hit a lil bump your bulb wobbles around in the housing like crazy... thats why I took them off...my kit lasted ~4-5 months...

Cody, the seller that I listed has a one year warranty for his bulbs, if you're looking to get HIDs again.

I'm glad to know I won't be dealing with that solenoid issue.

Dec 10, 2008

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Cody, the seller that I listed has a one year warranty for his bulbs, if you're looking to get HIDs again.

I'm glad to know I won't be dealing with that solenoid issue.

so your bulb is permanent and doesn't move, it just turns on a halogen for the hi, correct? because if so that sounds a lot better than those other bi-xenon kits...

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Yep, that's correct, it's just one bulb next to the other.

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I have heard the hi.low hid/halogen kits arent very good unless you get the kits that have two HID filaments which they do make but they are cheap. I would recommend just a low kit and getting a set of HID offroad lights or offroad lights for your highs but i mean i think my hid lows are still brighter than my halogen highs were.