Automotive HID Headlight Kit
|
|
– Complete HID Conversion Kits $69.95 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. REAL Warranty – We stand behind our product. Attention: We do NOT sell the same HID kits that can be found on eBay or other websites. |
We offer HID bulbs in the following temperatures (color): 3000k – Yellow, 4300k – OEM White, 6000k – Light Blue, 8000k – Blue, 10000k – Deep Blue |
Learning Center
What is HID?
HID, or High-Intensity Discharge, is a technology that utilizes xenon gas with an electrical arc to produce brighter, more efficient headlight bulbs.
Why should I upgrade to HID?
HID lights are significantly brighter, depending on the temperature (color), brightness can be anywhere from 3x the brightness of halogen headlight bulbs.
What temperature (color) HID bulbs should I choose?
We generally suggest the 6000k to our customers who are uncertain of which temperature HID bulbs they want. We believe this is the best balance between brightness and visual appearance.
Can I install these HID kits myself?
Yes, installation time varies but the process is very straight forward – even for the mechanically challenged ;)
Do I need a relay harness in addition to this kit?
It is not necessary to have a relay harness with our kit, but if you prefer extra precautions for your kit we definitely recommend ordering a relay harness as well.
What does a relay harness do?
A relay harness will prevent fluctuations in the electricity provided by your vehicle that powers your HID ballasts and bulbs. These fluctuations do not impact the performance of your halogen bulbs but will cause HID ballasts to shut off in the event your vehicle is not providing enough electrical current to the ballast. If both of your HID bulbs do not turn on when you activate your headlights it is most likely caused by your vehicle’s inability to provide constant electrical current to the ballasts. A relay harness will generally solve this issue.
Should I replace my high beams and low beams?
We generally suggest just the low beams, as the use of the high beams is generally not as common as the low beams.
Will I lose my high beams if I upgrade to HID low beams?
You will NOT lose your high beams if you upgrade to HID unless your vehicle is equipped with a headlight bulb that has the high and low beam function in the same bulb (sizes are H4, HB2, H13, 9003, 9004, 9007, 9008)
Do I need additional parts if my vehicle is equipped with a headlight out warning system?
In most cases you will require additional harnesses to avoid these warnings. Contact us if you are uncertain or do this additional hardware with your order.
HID lights and conversion kits are becoming an evolving trend for automotive enthusiasts as well as those seeking the most performance from their vehicles. An HID kit is advantageous as it not only updates the presence of your vehicle but also significantly improves the performance of your headlights. Lumen output of HID lights can be as much as 3 times brighter than stock halogen headlights. This not only allows other drivers to see you but also visibility will be dramatically improved with a hid kit.
A complete HID kit includes ballasts, bulbs and all necessary wiring. The HID kit we sell will provide everything necessary in order to achieve that distinct HID color and brightness. With the installation of HID lights being incredibly straightforward and a price tag below $100, this is an absolute necessary upgrade.
A few vehicles that are compatible with our HID Kit
Audi: A3, A4, A6, S4
BMW: 3-series models 318, 323, 325, 328 and 330.
Volkswagen: Jetta, Golf, Cabrio, Beetle, GTI and Rabbit
Mercedes-Benz: C-class
Volvo: S70, V70, V40, S60 and Saab 9-3 and 9-5
Acura: Integra, Vigor, Legend, CL and RSX.
Honda: Accord, Civic, CRX, Prelude, Element, Pilot, Ridgeline, Fit and
Eagle: Talon
Nissan: 240sx, Pathfinder, Altima, Xterra, Murona Versa.
Mitsubishi: Eclipse and Lancer
Toyota: Camry, Celica, Corolla, Supra, Solara, Echo, Thundra, Highlander, Matrix, Yaris
Scion: xA, xB and TC
Lexus: IS250, IS350, SC300 and SC400
Subaru: Legacy, Impreza, WRX, Forester and Outback
Hyundai: Tiburon, Excel, Sonata, Elantra, Accent, Tucson, XG300 and XG350
Chevrolet: Camaro, Cavalier, Impala, Monte Carlo, Malibu, Avalanche, Trailblazer, as well as SSR, Cobalt, Equinox, HHR, Silverado
Cadillac: CTS
Chrysler: PT Cruiser, 300C and Sebring, Dodge Neon, SRT4, Avenger, Stratus, Durango, Magnum, Caliber and Nitro.
Jeep: Cherokee, Liberty and Commander
Ford: Escort, Mustang, Probe, Explorer, Focus, Escape, Fusion, Edge.
Pontiac: Bonneville, Firebird, Grand Am, Grand Prix, Sunfire, Vibe, G5, G6, Torrent, Solstice
Saturn: Vue and Sky, and trucks from GMC like Sierra, Jimmy, Envoy and Yukon.
Brightness is the biggest advantage of an HID kit. Not only will you be able to see farther and better at night, but other drivers will be able to see as well. Its estimated that an HID conversion kit will increase your brightness from a halogen set up as much as 300%. That is an enormous upgrade and will be extremely beneficial to anyone driving at night.
Electrical consumption might seem misleading as an HID Conversion Kit is actually brighter than halogen bulbs, but HID actually consumes less electricity. In each HID conversion kit you are given ballasts. These ballasts actually convert your standard 55w electricity that powers your halogen bulbs and reduces it to 35w. This puts less strain on your electrical systems.
A distinct HID conversion kit will allow you to stand out among the thousands of other vehicles on the road. HID kit and conversions can vary in color, depending on how bright or which color you want. The lowest on the scale is 3000k, which emits a yellow beam. As we scale upwards, 4300k gives off a pure white, 6000k gives off a light blue, 8000k a deep blue, and 12000k gives off a bright purple. There are advantages and disadvantages for the more unique colors. As you increase the temperature, or kelvin (k), the output actually decreases. The 12000k purple is actually not as bright as the 4300k. If you’re looking for looks, go crazy with the 8000k or 12000k. If you want a balance between brightness and color, consider the 4300-6000k.
All HID kit usage is for offroad use only.