HID question
#1
HID question
LINK: http://www.hid-lights.com/
go to "HID conversion kits" then "HID kits"
have you heard of anybody running these kits, the price seems good, but the saying "you get what you pay for " might apply here? what do you think? because for that price I'm half temped to convert the tacoma... thanks, Joe
go to "HID conversion kits" then "HID kits"
have you heard of anybody running these kits, the price seems good, but the saying "you get what you pay for " might apply here? what do you think? because for that price I'm half temped to convert the tacoma... thanks, Joe
#2
with these headlights http://www.matrixracing.com/p-1481-9...-assembly.aspx i bet it would like sweet with hid
#3
Problem with those kits is 6000 is kinda blue, 8000/8500 is really blue. You want a 4100k kit, pure white, the color of sunlight.
Prior to doing an HID conversion, I recommend http://intellexual.net/hid.html for some good info.
I put a 4100k kit on my mustang and it's pretty fantastic.
Before and after (still need to re-aim them):
Prior to doing an HID conversion, I recommend http://intellexual.net/hid.html for some good info.
I put a 4100k kit on my mustang and it's pretty fantastic.
Before and after (still need to re-aim them):
#4
www.hidplanet.com/forums
search away and see why its not just plug and play. at the very least use a proper shield so you dont blind everyone on the road.
i would recommend using oem stuff only, better quality than any "kit" you can buy. I have casper shields installed on mine with a modified shield added to cut alot of the glare down. it still glares a little, but not any more than most other reflector based HID cars. (g35, maxima ect...) ideally a projector should be used. but IMO, just get some of the bulbs that Burtman sells, they will perform good enough and be a ton cheaper and you will retain your hi beams as well.
search away and see why its not just plug and play. at the very least use a proper shield so you dont blind everyone on the road.
i would recommend using oem stuff only, better quality than any "kit" you can buy. I have casper shields installed on mine with a modified shield added to cut alot of the glare down. it still glares a little, but not any more than most other reflector based HID cars. (g35, maxima ect...) ideally a projector should be used. but IMO, just get some of the bulbs that Burtman sells, they will perform good enough and be a ton cheaper and you will retain your hi beams as well.
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