Hids On Sale
i just bought some last week and it took 7days including the weekend for shipping. and i LOVE THESE. i dont know why i kept my shitty halogens for as long as i did. i could never see at night even with fogs. my next step is after christmas i'll buy 3500k for the fogs.
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55w just makes them even brighter, i think they said that 12000 or 10000k would be like 8000k or 6000k in color with a 55w upgrade, but if you got 35w in the 10 or 12 they would be blue or a purple accordingly.
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haha im gunna pull a Red z here and say do research or at top of the page there is a FAQ link that has all the bulbs you'll need to know, especially low beam. But just to make it easy for you ill go ahead and tell you its h7 for the rd2 low beam.
and anyone thats asks about the difference between 35w and 55w its right on the website
What is the difference between 55w and 35w kits?
Our 55w HID kits are 40% brighter than the standard 35w kits.The 55W system ballasts are about 1 cm longer than the 35W ballasts. 55w kits tend to wash out some of the color of the HID bulb due to the light output( for example, a 55w 8000k will look similar in color to a 35w 6000k kit).55w Kits are not recommended for smaller fog light housings because they tend to concentrate a large amount of heat in a small area.
and anyone thats asks about the difference between 35w and 55w its right on the website
What is the difference between 55w and 35w kits?
Our 55w HID kits are 40% brighter than the standard 35w kits.The 55W system ballasts are about 1 cm longer than the 35W ballasts. 55w kits tend to wash out some of the color of the HID bulb due to the light output( for example, a 55w 8000k will look similar in color to a 35w 6000k kit).55w Kits are not recommended for smaller fog light housings because they tend to concentrate a large amount of heat in a small area.


