What the better want hid xenon light
303008
the better light want is what hid for us too.....WTH are you trying to ask???
303009
if you ask about illumination is better if you put some 4300k or 6000k, it brings more light, similar like the sun light but in my personal opinion the 8000k are the more popular or stylish, it depends on your election, and also depends in the brand of the hid. This is the first time I buy kensun hid lights.
1691308
I use them the these bulbs. Econoled 2 pcs Car 6000K H4 Bi-Xenon HID Xenon Telescopic Lights Bulbs Lamps. If your connectors are the and should be good. Yours do look the same
448987
Yes is does, that's right where mine is. It gives a bright, shadow free illumination and Dewalt shows this: "* Compatible with 9.6V - 36V DEWALT Flashlights"I would bet you'll really like it. No more "flame out" xenon lamps when the unit is dropped. This is a great improvement in the xenon lamp, including a long run time.
414093
Hi Nicole,, The kit include both hid ballast and bulbs, both are bixenon (Hi and low beam).
76549
um... i think you are referring to the Xenon bulb. the bulb position how i installed it, is the white wire that goes to the top of the bulb, is facing upwards. hope that helps!
2120981
9006 low beam hid kit...I'd suggest 6000k if you like a glacier blue...10,000k if ya want a smurf for headlights lol
745753
I wouldn't know what the bi-xenon light would look like but the bi-xenon low is pretty much the same as the halogen high. The low is just so crystal clear and when you turn in the high it just looks like a dirty light. I originally just had the bi-xenon light and no high what so ever, I just wanted the option to have a high beam so I can flash people that have there high beams on. With this kit I got now I hardly ever use the high beam.
558791
I read a review that said the same thing. I've had mine in for 6 months and no problems. They seem just as snug as the OEM ones I pulled out. IMHO the best out there unless you want fancy LED lighting. Also, I don't know why they say Xenon, mine came with ordinary type bulbs, I noticed they were considerably brighter but not sure if that is just because they are new vs the old "cloudy" ones.
1958288
i just wanted to add that if you really need better light output , there is no better than a HID upgrade , the retrofit source is your best at complete retrofit kitshttp://www.theretrofitsource.com/complete-retrofit-kits/morimoto-sealed7-headlights.html#.UwUhVpiYNyA
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The Xentec 6000k HID kit is a good kit but I don't believe it would be a perfect match to your make and year without having to do some customizing. If your looking for just a plug and play for you 2000 Acura Tl then I would look into the Kensun Xenon Conversion Kit 9005 6000k it's going to run you about $50-$60 but it's conect and your done
1159074
No, it won't. You have to find a convert kit with 9006 bulbs, like that http://www.amazon.com/Xenon-Ballast-Lampen-9006-HB4-55W-6000K/dp/B008MU2PJ4/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1379456965&sr=1-5&keywords=HID+Kit+9006+6000K+Xenon+HID+Light
716318
If you need the size of the bulb check oriellys. If your looking for a god hid set up then sdx is a good choice. I've had mine for almost a year, everybody wants a set.
1003147
It is a full unit comes with lights in it they are not xenon you would have to set them up to take that light but they are equivalent to stock lights that come on the car (oem)
620501
Sorry man, I think I clicked the wrong button, actually My answer is NO. BMW usually use projector headlights instead of reflector housing, so usually BMW comes with xenon bulbs.
150982
6000k is whiter and brighter than 8000k. 5000k is generally considered the whitest light when it comes to HIDs. Changing the ballast from 35watt to 55watt will increase brightness and affect color as well, but will decrease longevity. Also HIDs are really designed for projector housings so that may be why your not getting the light output you want; as traditional headlight housings are inefficient
286014
They have some that are compatible with that just make sure you get the bi-xenon lamps and I don't think that the lights will have any effect on passing inspection
527255
It depends on which stock headlamp assembly you have. If your car already came with HID's (projector lense) then you will need a D35 bulb but if if your car uses traditional reflector lenses with a halogen bulb then you need to get the H11 bulb. Warning: Installing HID Xenon Bulbs into a fixture designed for reflecting halogen bulbs will be potentially hazardous to other drivers due to high amounts of glare. Projector retrofits are recommended if you plan to do HIDs.