If I want to up grade to a HID light system will it fit and if so which one? The XenonPro.com has a life time guarntee on the HID.
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I bought these specifically for HID (55w HID from RetroSolutions). It should fit nicely as long as you use the specified bulb for the projectors.
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Not without a wiring harness its better to buy a whole kit! Instead of just bulbs. It'll be the only way for hid to work but if you already have the wiring harness it will work
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Unfortunately I am not familiar with that car, make sure is the same type bulb and also there's enough clearance for the bulb installation HID bulb are a little bit longer vs regular bulbs, hope tha helps
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I have HIDs of this brand on my 2014 Xterra and works freat. As long as you match the bulb type it will work.
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I would recommend contacting the company first as I myself wouldn't mix and match parts from different kits. However if your current HID setup is from Kensun I would again contact the company directly because why spend a lot of money on an entire kit when you only need bulbs and a ballast. If you go the kit route and your current HIDs are non-Kensun I would recommend swapping out the whole set-up and just using all of the same parts.
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Hello, Unfortunately the item is not compatible with HID item is just halogen type. Thank you
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these lights are not as bright as your hid,, hid 4300k to 4500k are the best bright white lights,, these philips xtreme light are just regular light but is brighter then most of the halogan you can find,, its kinda yellowish and white , thats what i seen when i install them,, i replace my hid 4500k ddm tunning with these philips, cause the hid was to bright in my reflector halogan housing and to much glare,,
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No. You either have to replace both lamp assemblies and use an aftermarket xenon bulb conversion and disable the self leveling system......or, how I did it was take original xenon bulb holder ring off the lamp assembly and glued it with marinetex(like jb weld) to the back of the new lamp assembly after removing its original bulb holder ring. To trick the dash warning I removed the motor from old lamp and plugged it into harness and seccured it. The end result of all the work was I retained one original self leveling xenon lamp and the other is stationary. If I were to do it again I would opt for option 1. The light distribution is OK but not as good as the original lamps. . I have a feeling though that you're trying to fix yellowed lenses. The way to repair that is not those kits you can buy. You sand down the surface of the lens with 600 wet/dry until you've removed that top layer. Then it needs to be sealed with a good quality automotive clearcoat paint. Keep it waxed as you would your car to maintain it. Sorry for long answer, was in the car biz for 40+ yrs.
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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
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I have an 2005 330xi the are bi-xenon they perform awesome I waited almost a year to write a review. They are cheaper than a marker light I bought several if you have HID and it's a DS2 pull your bulb they will work its worth it you'll be happy as opposed to a 100.00 bulb
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HID will fit, but I had to modify the housing to incorporate ballasts and HID, the only problem I ran into was that the HID in the projection lamp actually focused the light so much that it melted the inside of the headlamp ever so slightly, but not significant enough to cause the fixture too not work. Modify the fixture at your own risk....Brian
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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.
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No its not made for the xenon set up but I made it work. I had to modify the bulb holder and trick the computer so it didn't give me a self leveling error. Another fellow I know changed both headlights and then disabled the self leveling system. The plug from the wire harness will plug right into the new headlight. All in all the price for this lamp made it possible to experiment a little and make it work, considering people are getting $500+ for used headlight. Hope I helped.
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Hi, not sure, but I ended up buying Philips H7 X-treme Power Headlight Bulb, Pack of 2. They are amazing, and almost the same brightness as HID.
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H4 for sure, not aware of an H6 bulb. I did convert to HID but with an H4 replacement
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Better if aimed correctly. I strongly recommend swapping out the included H1 bulbs for HIDs.
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No reason that it should not fit. The light is a bit cooler (higher kelvin) than most and may look even better than what u had prior.