View Poll Results: What is your favorite HID temperature?
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Gauging Interest for Xenith HID Kits... $140 shipped anywhere in the US!
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 270
From: Irvine, California
Hi everyone,
chickz_magnet: Haha glad to hear it man! Post some pics if you can
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kptrulee: Yup yup, thanks for everything Chris. We're gonna get these lights out to you asap! You're definitely going to enjoy them.
chickz_magnet: Haha glad to hear it man! Post some pics if you can
!kptrulee: Yup yup, thanks for everything Chris. We're gonna get these lights out to you asap! You're definitely going to enjoy them.
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Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 7
From: Jamaica
Hi George,
I have a similar question as billmus86, actually I have two questions.
I have JDM GD3 Fit.
1. I read the entire thread but I'm still not sure what DRL's are. Is it the light in dash, when you turn the ignition on?
2. If I got the 8000k/6000K and wanted to change to 4300K Bi-Xenon would I need to get a new kit entirely or just the bulbs?
I have a similar question as billmus86, actually I have two questions.
I have JDM GD3 Fit.
1. I read the entire thread but I'm still not sure what DRL's are. Is it the light in dash, when you turn the ignition on?
2. If I got the 8000k/6000K and wanted to change to 4300K Bi-Xenon would I need to get a new kit entirely or just the bulbs?
Last edited by mrkorn; Apr 21, 2008 at 11:57 PM.
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 270
From: Irvine, California
Hi everyone,
billmus: Hrm, yes you can get the Bi-xenon if you want to swap over from the Hi/Lo, however you will need to purchase new bulbs. The Bi-xenon bulbs come with new bulbs as well as the harness needed to make the bulbs work.
mrkorn: DRL's are known as daytime running lights, which are your low-beam halogens being powered by a very weak voltage. If you put in HIDs, you will need to disable your DRL's to avoid damaging the lights. You can just get new bulbs if you decide to switch temps
billmus: Hrm, yes you can get the Bi-xenon if you want to swap over from the Hi/Lo, however you will need to purchase new bulbs. The Bi-xenon bulbs come with new bulbs as well as the harness needed to make the bulbs work.
mrkorn: DRL's are known as daytime running lights, which are your low-beam halogens being powered by a very weak voltage. If you put in HIDs, you will need to disable your DRL's to avoid damaging the lights. You can just get new bulbs if you decide to switch temps
New Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 7
From: Jamaica
I'll probably go with the 4300K 'cause I do a lot of night driving.
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 270
From: Irvine, California
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 270
From: Irvine, California
