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Probably a silly question but I wanted to make sure before I ordered.
It says that each kit ($40) comes with two slim ballast (for the low beams). So I'll need that plus another kit for the fog lights correct?
Main concern is that each "kit" comes with two bulbs etc.
It says that each kit ($40) comes with two slim ballast (for the low beams). So I'll need that plus another kit for the fog lights correct?
Main concern is that each "kit" comes with two bulbs etc.
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I have no idea about any of this on what to order. I know I want 5k lows and the fogs I have no idea but I want them to match in color.
I did a search but no avail, help a brotha out?
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Due to the power of the 55W ballast, the output is slightly washed out as seen above. We sell bulbs with kelvin ratings that range from 3000K to 12000K. 3k being yellow and 12k being the bluish in color. The most popular color we sell is 6000k. That would be described as white with a hint of blue. For maximum visibility, we would recommend staying within 4500K-6000K. The closer the color is to natural sunlight, the more you will see on the road.
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Probably a silly question but I wanted to make sure before I ordered.
It says that each kit ($40) comes with two slim ballast (for the low beams). So I'll need that plus another kit for the fog lights correct?
Main concern is that each "kit" comes with two bulbs etc.
It says that each kit ($40) comes with two slim ballast (for the low beams). So I'll need that plus another kit for the fog lights correct?
Main concern is that each "kit" comes with two bulbs etc.
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I have the DDMs in my GTO for headlights and fogs. Surprisingly, the kit is extremely high quality without the typical ballast hum that the cheap-o kits normally have and they never have flickered on my like my last few kits did.
The kit comes with two ballasts, two bulbs, and the correct wiring. Be prepared to wait on them, though. They ship USPS from China and take about 2 weeks if you're on the East coast and they will require a signature to be released, so don't expect them to just show up in your mail box. Kinda sucked, but glad I got them.
The kit comes with two ballasts, two bulbs, and the correct wiring. Be prepared to wait on them, though. They ship USPS from China and take about 2 weeks if you're on the East coast and they will require a signature to be released, so don't expect them to just show up in your mail box. Kinda sucked, but glad I got them.
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Looks like your headlights being a TA are sealed unlike the Camaro's. They will require some modification to make them work. Looks like a forum member modified his to accept an H7 bulb.