the high beam for the bi-xenon, is it a brighter HID or a halogen?
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The kit I order had NO High Beam. So be careful, it was the reason I returned the kit. Website info was sketchy and did not explain well. Recommend calling the company.
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It depends on what you bought. When you ordered the bulb type it would display "Hi/Lo Halogen, or Bi-Xenon". Halogen give you two filament within one socket. Bi-xenon is single filament for high and low beam. When you use high beam with bi-xenon it simple moves bulb up. I would suggest Halogen.
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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
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If it does not say Hi/Lo Halogen or Bi-Xenon then it is single beam. Means you can use on hi or low headlight socket. If your headlights have separate compartment for hi and low beams then check which headlight is low. If hi/low beam in your car are the same compartment then get hi/lo halogen it will look way better than bi-xenon. Keep in mind that when you turn on headlights it takes a few seconds to warm up if you buy single beam.
2201701
If you have halogen bulbs the low beam is a H7. If you have factory HIDs then your low beam is D2R bulb.
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Patrick,The low and high beams are plug and play and has it's own bulbs.There is an additional extra wire for the halo's that is not plug and play and needs power.The correct part number is 444-TCAM02-HL- so please look at carlights4less.Thanks,Gerry
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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!
624425
Honestly when i put hids in my cvic which had reflector house the beam pattern was the same when compared to oem but just bright obviously. Id reccomend getting morimoto 9006 hid bulb in 5000k.
88018
It doenst even come with HID bulbs, they are regular xenon. If you want to upgrade you will need the ballast and bulbs.
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The exactly color is like HID Xenon 6000k,Just google this color and compare.
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Typically street legal vehicles using halogen lights use around 40 for low beam and 60 for high. So your ballast pulls less. If Ur using a bi xenon hid balast only uses 35 on both doesn't change your amp only changes the position of the bulb. So an hid kit if installed correctly will use way less power
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The reason I got this bulb is it's LED and will take less power. LEDs do not waste power as heat. I also believe LEDs also last longer, in part because it is not as fragile as filament type bulbs. I cannot compare as to brightness [lumens] between this bulb and the xenon bulb. Hope this helps.
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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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The 6000k are the brightest but the whitest light to avoid the color distraction, to avoid flicker I would recommend using a relay with the lights as I found that provides the best power to the hids and blinding other people, I have always heard to never use the hids with stock housings but I did and I very rarely get high beamed from passing drivers... hope that helps
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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.
855756
The light is actually brighter than the stock halogen bulb. The only negative thing is that the high beam does not seem to be as defined. I use this on my motorcycle along with Vision X lights that I use with the high beams. They do perform very well.
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As long as they are either bi-xenon or high-low it should say whether if they are single beam or high low or bi-xenon for example: mine was 9007 high-lo. Single beam means it's just the low beam. High low means your low beam will be xenon lights but your high beam will be regular halogen and this is the minimum requirement to pass the safety inspection. ( I work at jiffy lube with a safety and emissions tech almost everyday). Then you have the bi-xenon which means both your low and high beam will be xenon but it'll still pass!!