Changing Halogens to HID Conversion Kit
Street Wolf I'm really liking the 4300k!! The color is exactly what I'm looking for. I've seen too many cars with the "deep blue" headlights (8000k and above), making the owner look like they're trying too hard and the car really cheap. I'm looking locally as well as on the internet for the best price and quality. Where can I get a good deal?
I've purchased two kits from the guy in the link below, my buddy also has a kit from him as well. Never had a problem out of any of them and I've put my kit through some serious stuff.
http://myworld.ebay.com/hidwholesale88
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That is the official name for it.
$77 isn't bad. Doesn't get too much lower than that.
Thing is, you pay $70-$100 once for light output that halogens can't even compare to, bulbs that last much longer than a halogen as well, and then when they do actually burn out you only pay $20-$30 for a new set.
Thing is, you pay $70-$100 once for light output that halogens can't even compare to, bulbs that last much longer than a halogen as well, and then when they do actually burn out you only pay $20-$30 for a new set.
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Mudding
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I looked online and never saw any for $77. I have a friend who gets his entire kit directly from Japan. He says he can get me a kit for the low beams and fog lights for under $150.
Your friend needs to do a little more research and buy his kits elsewhere.
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Mudding
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Where can I find the XYZ switch? I looked online and found it for $250 at Atlantic British. Can I find it for cheaper and can I install it myself?