Also, what is the best performing hid kit? 4300, 6000 or what? I was thinking of ordering the 10000k, but I want to know everyone else's opinions.
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6000K is the best preferred. I use 6000K. Anything higher then that is just for show. You can use 4300K but it looks like a halogen bulb. Any kit that is 7000k and up looks darker and you will have a hard time seeing your surroundings. Also if you got fog lights, you can use 3000k because true fog lights are bright amber.
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you will want h7 for low beams. Don't waste your money on high beams bulbs h1 , it takes an hid bulb around 1 minute to hit full power output so it's hard on them if you keep turning them on and off. FYI i had to rewire my factory wiring harness plug on the there harness because there pins where not fitting.
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I don't have a lot of experience with the HID lighting but I can tell you that this will power a 8,000K bulb. now if you bulb is a 55w bulb it will not be as bright as it should. So it is best to make sure the wattage's match if you want the maximum output.
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If you want the brightest I don't recommend this kit. There is better options on eBay. I recommend purchasing a 55 watt HID kit, the brand I used is VVME 55w hid xenon kit. They are the brightestHID bulbs you can purchase for under $100. They are higher wattage than your normal HID kits for the same price. I have installed over 10 HID kits and I found this is the best for the price.my best advice after you installed the HID kit make sure that you are just the headlights this process is different on every car.I currently have them installed on a 2012 Chevy Equinox the brightness is a lease double from factory OEM. Let me know if you have any other questions. If you want the brightest I don't recommend this kit. There is better options on eBay. I recommend purchasing a 55 watt HID kit, the brand I used is VVME 55w hid xenon kit. They are the brightestHID bulbs you can purchase for under $100. They are higher wattage than your normal HID kits for the same price. I have installed over 10 HID kits and I found this is the best for the price.my best advice after you installed the HID kit make sure that you are just the headlights this process is different on every car.I currently have them installed on a 2012 Chevy Equinox the brightness is a lease... » Read More If you want the brightest I don't recommend this kit. There is better options on eBay. I recommend purchasing a 55 watt HID kit, the brand I used is VVME 55w hid xenon kit. They are the brightestHID bulbs you can purchase for under $100. They are higher wattage than your normal HID kits for the same price. I have installed over 10 HID kits and I found this is the best for the price.my best advice after you installed the HID kit make sure that you are just the headlights this process is different on every car.I currently have them installed on a 2012 Chevy Equinox the brightness is a lease double from factory OEM. Let me know if you have any other questions. « Show Less
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Better if aimed correctly. I strongly recommend swapping out the included H1 bulbs for HIDs.
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Color changes as you increase kelvin but the visible light output decreases. Most vehicles with OEM HIDs are 4300k, but usually on aftermarket HIDs 6000k is preferred because it gives off white with a small hint of blue (diamond white). At 10000k the output will probably have a lot of blue in it and depending on your country/state you may get a ticket.
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Yes, these headlight housings work excellent with HIDs. I have a 2004 F140 with these lights installed, and I'm running 35W 6000K HIDs (takes 9006 style bulbs in the low beam projector and H1 bulb in High beam) and they light up the road VERY well and evenly between the road ditches. If you're looking for an affordable HID projector setup, this is your setup. I've been running mine for over a year now and they're still going great.
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dont listen to surfer5042, i bet is those kind of people searching online, and dont even have the product, this headlights looks awesome, h1 is the type of bulb the use for low high beam, now if are serious about this, go to my Instagramand u can see some pictures of my car. thanks let me know if it helps. static_pupsik
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GMC Sierra's take H11 bulbs. (low Beam). My car took H11 also, but the LEDs were not bright enough (even in the projector). I would go HID if you are looking for better light output. I returned these and bought the HIDs which are 100 times better.
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Got them to replace the halo fogs for my 300 SRT8, replaced the HID headlights at the same time. The HIDs have more of a blue hue but the Putcos are brighter, definitely 8k!
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Not sure about the second question but halogen sucks compared to Xenon HID lights. I suggest looking in the vehicles manual for 2nd question.
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I was using HID bulbs in this housing. They worked well. The LEDs kept going out for me.
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stay away from old style DC stuff, nothing but flutter and low bulb life. digital AC is the way to go now. go to Precision HID out of Miami, FL. correct headlight inserts, ac ballasts, plug and play connectors and bulbs
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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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forget about this. If you realy want high effencency go HID. You dont have to pay a lot. The cheapest one worth high price tag. I've tried both.
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Hello, these are 6,000k white (no blue tinge) dual beam high/low bulb hid kit. It's not the low hid bulb and high halogen bulb kit. Definitely worth it.
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Hello, Unfortunately the item is not compatible with the HID, item is only halogen type. Please advise, thank you.