"Plug and Play" HID kits
#1
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"Plug and Play" HID kits
if you guys havent noticed there is a company doing a group buy in the classifieds for a p n p HID kit
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f109.../#post50634091
Anyways,
if i go with a kit like this am i going to have crazy glare like I have read so much about? If you read into the thread i asked about glare and the seller responded saying that I won't have any issues as long as I adjust my beam pattern.
Is this a bad idea?
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f109.../#post50634091
Anyways,
if i go with a kit like this am i going to have crazy glare like I have read so much about? If you read into the thread i asked about glare and the seller responded saying that I won't have any issues as long as I adjust my beam pattern.
Is this a bad idea?
#2
Why bother with a group buy? Spend $20 and get a HID/halogen kit from here:
Mobile HID
I bought one from this guy. Nice kit. Evidently the ballasts are filled with epoxy and it comes with a wire harness to draw current directly from the battery.
If you're really cheap, I've seen $120 kits on Honda Tech.
I have no idea if they cause glare, I could care less if they do. I don't ever see my truck from the outside at night. All I know is I have a mediocre beam pattern and incredible amounts of bright white light. Good enough for me.
Use this link:
http://www.mobilehid.com/scionlife.htm
Mobile HID
I bought one from this guy. Nice kit. Evidently the ballasts are filled with epoxy and it comes with a wire harness to draw current directly from the battery.
If you're really cheap, I've seen $120 kits on Honda Tech.
I have no idea if they cause glare, I could care less if they do. I don't ever see my truck from the outside at night. All I know is I have a mediocre beam pattern and incredible amounts of bright white light. Good enough for me.
Use this link:
http://www.mobilehid.com/scionlife.htm
Last edited by Midget96; 10-08-2007 at 12:08 AM.
#3
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I want to pick up some OEM headlight housings and do a full swap to a BMW or Mercedes Bi-Xenon setup. Using HID bulbs w/ the stock reflectors is not recommended.
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That certainly would be nice, but $400-600 (if you have someone do it for you) is a lot more than $170. I didn't expect miracles from my kit, and I'm content with what I paid and the results I got. Hell, a pair of Raybrig H4s was nearly $100, so I figured why not spend $70 more and get 3x the output.
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[QUOTE=Midget96;50634345] ANYTHING I can do to piss of other drivers is welcome since I don't drive like a blind retard as so many others do.QUOTE]
I hope you don't cause an accident or worse get a small child ran over due to your thoughtlessness.
I hope you don't cause an accident or worse get a small child ran over due to your thoughtlessness.
#10
Again, there are far more hazards to deal with on AZ roads than my headlights. If anything, they might actually help keep jackass drivers away from me.
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I got a kit off ebay for $75 shipped and i love it. I would od it again for sure and plan on converting my off-road lights to HID sometime as well. If i was to do it again i would only change one thing, i would get bi-Xenon setup instead of the xenon/halogen setup i got. I wish i could have HID in both high and low instead of just high but it works great. Look at the link in my sig for a demo on how the lights work, and those pictures don't do it jusitce.
And you don't get any "more" glare then your stock lights. There is just brighter glare where it is.
And you don't get any "more" glare then your stock lights. There is just brighter glare where it is.
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