HID KITS?

[96mx-3]

i got sent this link from a buddy .. people on protege forums are buyin em and no problems so far..

http://www.vvme.com/catalog/list-s-10145-10146.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

any thoughts?

[solo_ryder]

Cheap HIDs are Cheap HIDs. Not alot of ppl running em here for obvious reasons.

I get mine off of Gordon @ Velictygetter on eBay

[projectzemx3]

i paid 160 cash for my HID lights brand new. and they flickered!!!!!!! but when i spliced into the wires rather then plugging it into the headlight jack they worked fine.


i love my HID's but i do ALOT of at night back road country driving, and i find that i over drive my lights. as in i look farther then they point. i miss my highbeams for sure.

[onlytrueromeo]

If you have the new projectors, you can wire them so the lows stay on all the time, that way if you install an HID kit in the low beam, when you put the highs on the HID lows will still be on for ridic. lighting!

[mitmaks]

Cheap HIDs are Cheap HIDs. Not alot of ppl running em here for obvious reasons.

I get mine off of Gordon @ Velictygetter on eBay

which kit would you recommend? I tried looking up seller on ebay but haven't found him by user name you posted.

[solo_ryder]

Yea I may have spelt his user ID wrong, here is a link to his store:

http://stores.ebay.ca/Velocitygetter

I recommend a 4300k kit. Nothing else. You can also get slim ballasts for a few bones more. Gordon is trustworthy, I have met him a few times.

[Flyer]

If you have the new projectors, you can wire them so the lows stay on all the time, that way if you install an HID kit in the low beam, when you put the highs on the HID lows will still be on for ridic. lighting!

now imagine HID highbeams. That is the closest you get to a front-mount ion cannon...

[onlytrueromeo]

Heh, yeah - permanently blind everything in front of you! I don't know if I'd want HID highs though, w/ the amount of times I flick them on/off!

[Evo_Spec]

i've bought from VVME and i can say that i'm happy with them.
soon after buying these i learnt about beam patterns and projectors so i got rid of them when i got my JDM housings.
so if your planning to use them in your stock halogen housings be aware that HID's do not work properly in halogen housings and you won't have a light cut off anymore, which will blind other drivers on the road, it's not as bad as being high beamed, but it's still pretty bad.

[mitmaks]

i've bought from VVME and i can say that i'm happy with them.
soon after buying these i learnt about beam patterns and projectors so i got rid of them when i got my JDM housings.
so if your planning to use them in your stock halogen housings be aware that HID's do not work properly in halogen housings and you won't have a light cut off anymore, which will blind other drivers on the road, it's not as bad as being high beamed, but it's still pretty bad.

so you can get ticketed

[tehbrookzorz]

i've bought from VVME and i can say that i'm happy with them.
soon after buying these i learnt about beam patterns and projectors so i got rid of them when i got my JDM housings.
so if your planning to use them in your stock halogen housings be aware that HID's do not work properly in halogen housings and you won't have a light cut off anymore, which will blind other drivers on the road, it's not as bad as being high beamed, but it's still pretty bad.

Speaking of halogen refractive beam patterns, don't JDM headlights, being from a RHD country, have the wrong bias for Canada?