HID Fog lights
03-30-11, 02:19 AM
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HID Fog lights
hey guys I was wonder how much HID 6000k fog light kit cost? Roughly how much do the usually cost around?
One more thing, is this a good price $220 for Xenon HID 6000k bulbs and Xenon HID 6000k fog light kit. please let me know.
THank You!
One more thing, is this a good price $220 for Xenon HID 6000k bulbs and Xenon HID 6000k fog light kit. please let me know.
THank You!
03-30-11, 06:03 AM
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$220 seems quite steep. Many people on here have fog HID kits from DDM Tuning and XenonDepot. Both kits are inexpensive, but I can speak to the DDM kit because I just ordered a 3000k 35W fog slim ballast HID kit. It was only $40, and you many think given that price it'd be cheapo but search around the forums, people give them great reviews and the pics of them installed look great. They also have a lifetime warranty I believe, so people who have had problems with ballasts, etc have gotten them replaced easily.
Overall I don't think you need to spend $220 on a fog HID kit.
Overall I don't think you need to spend $220 on a fog HID kit.
03-30-11, 03:22 PM
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$220 seems quite steep. Many people on here have fog HID kits from DDM Tuning and XenonDepot. Both kits are inexpensive, but I can speak to the DDM kit because I just ordered a 3000k 35W fog slim ballast HID kit. It was only $40, and you many think given that price it'd be cheapo but search around the forums, people give them great reviews and the pics of them installed look great. They also have a lifetime warranty I believe, so people who have had problems with ballasts, etc have gotten them replaced easily.
Overall I don't think you need to spend $220 on a fog HID kit.
Overall I don't think you need to spend $220 on a fog HID kit.
03-30-11, 03:32 PM
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http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/DD...ast-35W-or-55W
They're on backorder, shipping in like 2-3 weeks, but I think it's worth it for the low price, high quality, and lifetime guarantee.
They're on backorder, shipping in like 2-3 weeks, but I think it's worth it for the low price, high quality, and lifetime guarantee.
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03-30-11, 05:06 PM
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Where are you in CA?
I got a brand new slim HID kit from extrahid. They also have a good reputation.
The link:
http://www.hidextra.com/slim-automobile-hid-kit-1171
PM me if your interested.
Thanks
I got a brand new slim HID kit from extrahid. They also have a good reputation.
The link:
http://www.hidextra.com/slim-automobile-hid-kit-1171
PM me if your interested.
Thanks
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I've had my 35w kit hooked up to the harness for over a year, running pretty much all the time my headlights are on and no problems yet.
04-02-11, 10:33 PM
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HIDs pull a lot of current for a few seconds (ballast zaps the bulbs with 23 thousand volts) when you turn them on, which is why it's advice to get a relay harness for them. Some have had no problems with using only the OEM harness. It's just piece of mind