I gotz some HIDs

[Jakey253 10+ year member]

So you think the bi-xenon (High/Low) is overkill? I want to buy some but don't know if the $20 extra for the high's is worth it. I barely use my high beams as it is and HID high beams would probably just be extreme

 

[dumple 5,000+ posts]

I just ordered a set from ddm 35 watt 6000k

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

I just ordered a set from ddm 35 watt 6000k

Thats what I have too, but I had to get the error code eliminators as well since I have a Dodge. The TIPM will shut the lights off and the only way to reset it is have a dealer do it.

I did the 35W H13 Bi-Xenon 6K kit with the hi/low beam in 1 bulb as thats the stock bulb as well.

Install is tomorrow morning before work.

 

[dumple 5,000+ posts]

I read that the only time people got errors in my car were with the high beams

 

[Neel 10+ year member]

ive got 8000k hi/low and fogs, i even have HID back up lights. i will never own another vehicle without HID's.

mine are bfxenon.com's kit

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

ive got 8000k hi/low and fogs, i even have HID back up lights. i will never own another vehicle without HID's.
mine are bfxenon.com's kit

WTF are HID backup lights? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

Just looked it up. Never seen that done before.

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

Got mine installed today. All of these pictures are with flash. The kit is a 35W 6K H13 Bi-Xenon Slim ballast kit from DDMTuning. The front picture is with low beams on.

 

[rob_z89 10+ year member]

i wanna see how u did hid backup lights

 

[bigwheel15 10+ year member]

HID reverse lights seem dumb, wouldn't you have to wait for the bulb to warm up before reversing?

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

HID bulbs dont need to warm up.

 

[bigwheel15 10+ year member]

HID bulbs dont need to warm up.

Well the time it takes from turning them on until they reach full brightness. That is what im talking about when referring to warming up.

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

Mine are full brightness almost instantly. I dont see how tail lights would be any different.

 

[Slappin azz]

Mine take 14 seconds to warm up and reach max brightness level

 

[SportTrac92 10+ year member]

8000k...I got the highs and lows and I love them.

 

[sdmtnbiker420 10+ year member]

Nice HID's. I think 6k is the best color... its like a cool blue.. enough to notice but not bright blue/purple like 8k.

Whitedragon551, lights look good but youve gotta aim them down. They are pointing up to the sky (and into other drivers eyes)!!

To help answer the above questions regarding color temp, 4300 is what comes stock in most OEM HID-equipped vehicles. It is the brightest, of all the spectrum. Sunlight happens to be 4300k...

I have 4300 in mine and it looks like this

i pulled up to my homie i havent seen since i had 6k's.. and he was like "homie what happened, i thought you had HID's"

then he hopped in and was like "holy ****" when he saw the light beam cutoff of a JDM headlight.

4300k is the least i would go, 6000k is the most i would go, anything else is just for "stunnaz"