Hid lights
#1
05-19-2012, 12:28 PM
Hid lights
Hello, For HID lights do i have to buy the kit that is over 100$ alone or is there anyway that i ccan just throw bulbs in and have the blue lights,
#4
05-19-2012, 01:02 PM
Use the search function also, there's a lot of information about HID kits.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
#5
05-19-2012, 01:04 PM
Use the search function also, there's a lot of information about HID kits.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
#6
05-19-2012, 01:07 PM
Use the search function also, there's a lot of information about HID kits.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
Check out DDM Tuning like Mike said, they ship from China so it takes a little while to get to you but they have lifetime warranty.
You need to get the whole kit, get a 35w kit.... also know that anything over 4300k basically will start to reduce the light output but you will get more color.
#7
05-19-2012, 01:14 PM
So is this all i need rite here? http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/Ap...Raptor-HID-Kit
You don't need anything extra unless problems come up later, but that isn't the case for most.
You don't need a bracket, they go on with the provided double sided tape.
As for the bulb numbers:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/in...e-guide-11893/
#8
05-19-2012, 01:24 PM
That's the kit.
Most of this stuff is in stickies and other recent threads, that it may be helpful to take a look at, especially if you're curious about this many things, there may be a lot that you may want to read up on and learn before you put them in.
You don't need anything extra unless problems come up later, but that isn't the case for most.
You don't need a bracket, they go on with the provided double sided tape.
As for the bulb numbers:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/in...e-guide-11893/
Most of this stuff is in stickies and other recent threads, that it may be helpful to take a look at, especially if you're curious about this many things, there may be a lot that you may want to read up on and learn before you put them in.
You don't need anything extra unless problems come up later, but that isn't the case for most.
You don't need a bracket, they go on with the provided double sided tape.
As for the bulb numbers:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/in...e-guide-11893/
#9
05-19-2012, 01:26 PM
Low beams since the highs are the DRLs and would require the DRLs to be disabled and HIDs take too long to heat up to make good high beams
#10
05-19-2012, 01:27 PM
So low beams is what everyone is driving around with on the road... And what K do u like the best? 5k-12k