HID Kits $199.95 - Only four available!
01-26-2007, 12:36 PM
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HID Kits $199.95 - Only four available! We have four HID kits for sale. They are all brand new in the box.
I've been running these kits on one of my vehicles for the past couple of weeks and have been very pleased with the quality. The light output compared to my old silverstars is amazing.
The four kits are all 9006 which are the low beams. We have two in 4300K and two in 6000k. The 4300K is a pure white light, the 6000k has a slight blueish color to it.
For the harnesses, we have two that are plug and play, and two of them come with a relay harness. The relay harness draws power straight from the battery instead of relying on the thin stock wires for power. The relay harness gets more power to the ballast, but the plug and play harnesses are a bit quicker to install.
$199.95 shipped for the kits, your choice of plug and play or a relay harness.
I've been running these kits on one of my vehicles for the past couple of weeks and have been very pleased with the quality. The light output compared to my old silverstars is amazing.
The four kits are all 9006 which are the low beams. We have two in 4300K and two in 6000k. The 4300K is a pure white light, the 6000k has a slight blueish color to it.
For the harnesses, we have two that are plug and play, and two of them come with a relay harness. The relay harness draws power straight from the battery instead of relying on the thin stock wires for power. The relay harness gets more power to the ballast, but the plug and play harnesses are a bit quicker to install.
$199.95 shipped for the kits, your choice of plug and play or a relay harness.
01-26-2007, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by SPRAYED 01
Any pics? Also would this work on a 01 T/A
Here is a pictures of them out of the box.
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01-27-2007, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS_2002
what kind of instructions are included?
There are general instructions that come in the kit. Everything is plug and play. Mounting the ballast is the only thing that is vehicle specific. You can put the ballast basically anywhere that the wires will reach too.
Hope that helps.
Send me a PM if you have any other questions.
01-27-2007, 09:23 AM
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Just to clear some things up. There are two wiring options relay harness or plug and play.
Relay harness, is still plug and play, you just have to run the power wire from the relay to the battery, and ground the ground wire. You plug both hid ballasts into this harness, and plug one factory headlight wire into it to trigger the relay. This will give you better voltage to the HIDs, since the stock headlight wire is very small. This also solves the problems with HIDs flashing or strobing with keyless entry and DRLs. Some vehicles don't send 12v to the headlights for keyless entry and DRL.
Plug and play harness allows each ballast to plug into each factory head light connector.
Relay harness, is still plug and play, you just have to run the power wire from the relay to the battery, and ground the ground wire. You plug both hid ballasts into this harness, and plug one factory headlight wire into it to trigger the relay. This will give you better voltage to the HIDs, since the stock headlight wire is very small. This also solves the problems with HIDs flashing or strobing with keyless entry and DRLs. Some vehicles don't send 12v to the headlights for keyless entry and DRL.
Plug and play harness allows each ballast to plug into each factory head light connector.
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01-28-2007, 09:54 AM
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I have a set in my Trailblazer 4300k, and a set of the 6000K in a 98 Sierra. I have a Camaro in the the shop that I can put one 4300k in one side and one 6000k in the other . I will get pictures of everything as soon as I can.
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01-31-2007, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by neodamonkey
Will be a direct replacement for my vette?
01-31-2007, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by TryingT/A
If those don't work on a t/a, what do your sell the conversion kits for? Or do your sell them with the ones with the relay harness?
I'll see if I can dig up an example for you.
The kits were are selling are conversion kits to convert 9006 bulbs to HID bulbs
