HID Conversion kit on eBay...
#2
Its not unreal for ebay kits to be that cheap. They are just that affordable these days.
DDM tuning has quality kits that I 'd prefer over a ebay seller though.
Check out the appearance and detailing section here on 'tech, lotta people use ddm hids.
DDM tuning has quality kits that I 'd prefer over a ebay seller though.
Check out the appearance and detailing section here on 'tech, lotta people use ddm hids.
#4
If they crap out, buy more for $36! My car has ebay HIDs fog and headlights and they have never failed.
I also had them on my raptor quad for over a year before I sold it, and they saw creek water, dust, dirt, mud, vibration and lasted
I also had them on my raptor quad for over a year before I sold it, and they saw creek water, dust, dirt, mud, vibration and lasted
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#10
Can someone post a few pictures of these installed in their fogs and/or low beams, and list the kelvin rating please. Also, I see this kit is rated at 35w and not the usual 55w, why is that?
Lastly, since our headlight housings don't have the appropriate reflector design to "cut-off" the hid beam pattern to prevent blinding on-coming traffic, how have you guys set-up your kits to avoid this problem?
Thanks in advance.........
Lastly, since our headlight housings don't have the appropriate reflector design to "cut-off" the hid beam pattern to prevent blinding on-coming traffic, how have you guys set-up your kits to avoid this problem?
Thanks in advance.........
#11
Can someone post a few pictures of these installed in their fogs and/or low beams, and list the kelvin rating please. Also, I see this kit is rated at 35w and not the usual 55w, why is that?
Lastly, since our headlight housings don't have the appropriate reflector design to "cut-off" the hid beam pattern to prevent blinding on-coming traffic, how have you guys set-up your kits to avoid this problem?
Thanks in advance.........
Lastly, since our headlight housings don't have the appropriate reflector design to "cut-off" the hid beam pattern to prevent blinding on-coming traffic, how have you guys set-up your kits to avoid this problem?
Thanks in advance.........
i just erased my pic but its a hugh difference and i have 6000k they have just a little blue tint to them. i love mine best 35 bucks i spent on my car..
#12
Thanks for your reply......
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#15
this was about 2 foot away in my shop.ill try and get some tomarrow from about 15 foot out, they look a lot different from a few feet away these pics dont really show them well.i have low and fogs they put out so much more light.
#16
They look impressively bright, guess I'm gonna give 'em a try. Do you have them for your highs, lows, and fogs? Is that overkill?
Btw, nice doggy.....pet him on the head for me.
Btw, nice doggy.....pet him on the head for me.
#18
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From: Wichita KS / Rancho San Diego
#19
it comes with bulbs that are direct stock fit.put the bulbs in plug up the harness's and mount the ballast with the supplied two sided tape.shouldn't take more than 30 min for complete install.i pulled my headlights out and mounted the ballast on the plastic shroud before the radiator.you cant see any wires or ballast on my car.