Hid Kit
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The lincoln boys are having a blowout on hid kits right now. 125 for a kit. This is the same kit I have been running for 2 years with no problems. Theirs alot of LS guys running these in their headlights and fogs.
Supervision HID Xenon Conversion Kit
Supervision HID Xenon Conversion Kit
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Yeah. most kits are. longest part should be mounting your ballasts. All you should have to do is pull the old bulb out, put the new one in, hook it back up, run the pigtails to the ballast and mount it. Make sure you put dieletric grease on all the connectors. Or if you want more then a 1 year warranty try rikkensport on ebay, same kit, 179.00 lifetime warranty on bulbs and ballasts. I get alot of compliments on my lights. 43k is white, 6k is white with a slight blue tint, 8k makes the headlight housing blue but gives off a white light. 43k give off the most light.
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you can get them in either just low beam or high/low beam
heres a link to a site i found
HID Conversion Kits, Xenon Lights, Headlights, Bulbs
heres a link to a site i found
HID Conversion Kits, Xenon Lights, Headlights, Bulbs
#10
Im looking for HID kits for my 2000 f-150.i dont want an ebay kit..anyone know where i could get one
#11
www.ddmtuning.com I have used them before. They are cheap and small. I havent had any problems out of them. They are digital HIDs also. They have a 40 dollar kit and a 69 dollar kit. Get the 69 dollar kit cause they are better. U might be able to get away with the cheaper kit but I wouldnt take my chanes. I try and sell the cheaper ones to older cars like 88-99 cars and trucks and the more expensive ones to the dodges and chevys. They are just wired weird. You might be able to get away with the cheaper one.
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Those lights are terrible. They are unfocused and they have an improper beam pattern. I can tell just on first glance because I know what I'm looking for. I'm sorry you wasted your money. You would have been much better off with a set of relays and a new wire harness and a pair of Xtravisions. To anyone else reading this forum, please do your homework before wasting your money on an HID kit.