Cheapest online shop for HID kits I've found...
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From: Mesa, AZ
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price for HIDs are good, I have so far purchased 6k H13 Bi beam for my GF's 07 sentra and have ordered 3k 9006's for my fogs, 8k, 10k, and 12k H11's for my lows, and 12k h7's for my highs... they are good kits, but im dissapointed with them color wise... 8k's look white... 10k's look like a tinge of blue is there... and 12k's look close to 10k's but but 10k's seem to have more blue. very dissapointed in them as far as trying to get my blue low beams, but they work well.
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QUOTE (azngoose @ Mar 2 2010, 04:59 PM)
Hmmm anybody here with an rd2 if you have the 55w kit did you need a harness or no? I currently have a 35w kit from another vendor and I've always wanted the 55w kit (it's like a superiority complex tongue.gif) lol anyways I would like to get it just would like more info from fellow rd2 owners before then.
Also 6 or 5k? I currently have 4300k and I've been considering a 5k if i was to upgrade to the 55w. But it did say that the color seems to wash out a bit in the 55w so if any rd2 owner with these kits in a 5k or 6k please let me know!
Thanks!
Also 6 or 5k? I currently have 4300k and I've been considering a 5k if i was to upgrade to the 55w. But it did say that the color seems to wash out a bit in the 55w so if any rd2 owner with these kits in a 5k or 6k please let me know!
Thanks!
Ok hope i'm not breaking any rules by quoting myself, but this is the information i wanted to get. Um i saw that the 55w would wash out colors and you were saying that your 8k looks white....then what would a 4300k, 5k , or 6k look like?
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ok thanks for the color chart. It helps with the color question, but my main question is if i'll need a relay harness or not. I'm currently running 35w 4300k HIDs without a harness but would i need one if i decided to get one of these 55w ones? and if you haven't read the posts i drive an rd2 (2001 tiburon) tongue.gif
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DDM tuning got a sale right now...
i got a harness for my HID, but i got 35w for lows and
my harness for Fogs is so i can have fogs, car does not have the wiring so Jay-M on RDT made me a special made harness connected to battery and swithed on when parking lights are on...downfall, when i arm the alarm, they light up...will be switching it soon though
i got a harness for my HID, but i got 35w for lows and
my harness for Fogs is so i can have fogs, car does not have the wiring so Jay-M on RDT made me a special made harness connected to battery and swithed on when parking lights are on...downfall, when i arm the alarm, they light up...will be switching it soon though
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QUOTE (azngoose @ Mar 7 2010, 09:38 PM)
ok thanks for the color chart. It helps with the color question, but my main question is if i'll need a relay harness or not. I'm currently running 35w 4300k HIDs without a harness but would i need one if i decided to get one of these 55w ones? and if you haven't read the posts i drive an rd2 (2001 tiburon) tongue.gif
You probably wouldn't need a relay harness, but it's a lot more likely that you will than running a 35w kit. If you've had any issues whatsoever running the 35w kit, you should probably get a relay harness. If you haven't, then it's still a good idea but it would probably work without one.
