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Originally posted by durateX:
Originally posted by Goonz SVT:
The wiring harness is like crazy looking
Is it made by Borla? 
I wish 
this is what my ballast and all look like..Milan might agree that this kit is by FAR THE BEST OUT THERE
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I tried to get HID, wont work in my car. It was from a BMW 3 series...Is it truly plug and play?
I hate Halogens....hate em.
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Originally posted by CSVT985:
I tried to get HID, wont work in my car. It was from a BMW 3 series...Is it truly plug and play?
I hate Halogens....hate em.
Mine worked, I just tested them roughly..the kit i got is what u find in all the cars with stock xenons like lexus' BMW's Mercedes, audi etc...the most important thing in an HID kit is the WIRING HARNESS. If u do those plug and play crap, you'll burn your wired or cause other electrical damage. My wiring harness has EVERYTHING like fuses all built in to the harness. This will prevent any odd electrical charge from flowing and possibly burning out ur HID bulbs.
Milan I have a question..Do the bulbs usually start out yellowish (4100k bulb is what I have) or is that a bad thing?? I've heard that it takes some usage time for them to get to its usually blue color..or is my bulb busted? thanks
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Originally posted by Goonz SVT:
Milan I have a question..Do the bulbs usually start out yellowish (4100k bulb is what I have) or is that a bad thing?? I've heard that it takes some usage time for them to get to its usually blue color..or is my bulb busted? thanks
First off, nice work man! That kit is bulletproof!
As far as the light output, they may look yellowish, but in fact the light is pure white. Almost snow white.
The color shift will take place in like 3 years or after like 400-500 hours of operation... So NO, there is nothing wrong with your kit.
If you want blue, go 6000! 
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Originally posted by Quicksilver:
First off, nice work man! That kit is bulletproof!
As far as the light output, they may look yellowish, but in fact the light is pure white. Almost snow white.
The color shift will take place in like 3 years or after like 400-500 hours of operation... So NO, there is nothing wrong with your kit.
If you want blue, go 6000!
thanks dude, yea I thought that was normal, I mean my light output will still be xenon but it'll take a while for it to become crisper? I dont want to drive around with yellowish white lights ya know..lol..but we'll see what happens. Hope they turn out well
btw the kit came with 2 Phillips D2S bulbs (4100K) I have no use for them since I'm got the 9006 rebased phillips 4100k D2R bulbs, anyone need them, PM me 
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Originally posted by Goonz SVT:
Originally posted by Quicksilver:
First off, nice work man! That kit is bulletproof!
As far as the light output, they may look yellowish, but in fact the light is pure white. Almost snow white.
The color shift will take place in like 3 years or after like 400-500 hours of operation... So NO, there is nothing wrong with your kit.
If you want blue, go 6000!
thanks dude, yea I thought that was normal, I mean my light output will still be xenon but it'll take a while for it to become crisper? I dont want to drive around with yellowish white lights ya know..lol..but we'll see what happens. Hope they turn out well
btw the kit came with 2 Phillips D2S bulbs (4100K) I have no use for them since I'm got the 9006 rebased phillips 4100k D2R bulbs, anyone need them, PM me
so your kit came with the DS2 based bulbs and all the stuff in the pic for $300? where did you get them from . . .
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Hey Goonzy, "those D2S bulbs" retail for around $150! So if I were you, I would post them on Ebay and pay off your kit! 
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Originally posted by Horse:
so your kit came with the DS2 based bulbs and all the stuff in the pic for $300? where did you get them from . . .
RIGHT HERE
mine was the kit with the wiring harness and bulbs
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r they gonna disperse the light without the use of projectors
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Originally posted by hmouta:
r they gonna disperse the light without the use of projectors
D2S will...I got D2R (reflector based) so it should be good
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