HID help
ReDMaN_82
08 Oct 2011
Hey guys and girls,
Have just blown one of my phillips crystal visions and been considering what to replace it with. i dont want to spend a mint but i know alot of guys on here have purchased HID sets for their subys.
Can anyone give me advice or info on which ones to buy or if they know a good place to buy them from.
Any pics wouldnt hurt for curiousity also.
Cheers in advance people..
Have just blown one of my phillips crystal visions and been considering what to replace it with. i dont want to spend a mint but i know alot of guys on here have purchased HID sets for their subys.
Can anyone give me advice or info on which ones to buy or if they know a good place to buy them from.
Any pics wouldnt hurt for curiousity also.
Cheers in advance people..
bobbyjimmy
08 Oct 2011
Do a search on here for the guy alot of people have bought them off.
You need a H7 kit for low beam, H1 for high beam and H3 for fog lights - don't have to do them all, but just for reference.
4300k is similar to what car's from factory with HID's have, 6000k is white with a tint of blue - which is what most people get.
3000k is yellow if you want that in you foglights.
You need a H7 kit for low beam, H1 for high beam and H3 for fog lights - don't have to do them all, but just for reference.
4300k is similar to what car's from factory with HID's have, 6000k is white with a tint of blue - which is what most people get.
3000k is yellow if you want that in you foglights.
Shiv
09 Oct 2011
I recommend the eBay seller "MarsWarehouse". I've bought a total of 4-sets off them over the years. Not a single problem with either of them.
They're roughly double the price (pushing the $200 mark) of what a lot of the guys on here use. However when I get a good thing going, I like to stick too it.
Friendly suggestion - don't get them for the Outbacks fog lights. They are a spread beam reflector light. They were designed for traditional halogen globes [weak] light output. So if you put HID's in them, the light scatter will be ridiculous. Also - keep to buying 35W and not the newer 55W bulbs. 35w is MORE than adequate.
They're roughly double the price (pushing the $200 mark) of what a lot of the guys on here use. However when I get a good thing going, I like to stick too it.
Friendly suggestion - don't get them for the Outbacks fog lights. They are a spread beam reflector light. They were designed for traditional halogen globes [weak] light output. So if you put HID's in them, the light scatter will be ridiculous. Also - keep to buying 35W and not the newer 55W bulbs. 35w is MORE than adequate.
