are bi-xenon HID kits worth the money? i have a regular hi/low halogen bulb/HID bulb kit and wanted to get a spare pair a bulbs just incase one pair blows out and i wanted to know if instead of just getting another pair of hi/low bulbs if i should get a pair of bi-xenon bulbs instead, eBay Motors: H4/9003 HID Bi-xenon Kit Replacement Bulbs 8000K (item 160285353280 end time Oct-21-08 00:53:05 PDT)



these are the bulbs id get in place of my regular bulbs, also since id be spending more money i wanted to maybe be a different color temp than 6000k just to be different, but i cant decide bec i dont want to lose light output, i thought 8000k max bec i dont want to draw any more attention than i already am, more blue = more attraction to cops



these are the ones i have already, it has a little shield on the bottom that helps with glare and im wondering if the bi-xenon ones would be even better from this provider

 

i wouldn't be too worried about the fitment then the wiring. U'd have to find one that hooks up to the stock wiring harness to give u the signal for the bi-xenon action and doesn't rely on an external harness. So far, i havn't found that kit but i'm still looking just as extra replacements.

BTW i <3 that seller of hid kits. i've bought like 5 kits from him, no problems EVERRRR.

 

Thats an HID...? oh shit... i thought when i bought my 7000k Xenon it was HID.. mine doesnt have that shield >.< ugh i ****ed.. does any1 know how to speed up the wear down process of a light bulb? lol

 

well just bec it doesnt have a shield doesnt mean anything, it might just mean that you bought a low beam only hid, did you get a h4/9003 hid bulb? bec if you did than it will work fine, why do you want to wear down you hids anyways? if they are working great than dont worry. if you dont want to wait than just buy a kit from the place i posted and they are 54 bucks shipped for a hi/low hid kit