XenonDepot H1's Discontinued?
Last edited by 1kvolts; Oct 6, 2007 at 03:28 PM.
If your car/suv didn't come with OEM HID's then it is illegal to put both a PNP (plug and play) kit or perform a OEM HID projector retrofit.
Honestly, since your LX470 is an '03, if you had a PNP kit in your low beams, I know that you would be ok with any PNP 4300k kit.
Cops only look for the glare from 8000k+ PNP kits that are found in reflector type headlamps.
You have a projector setup, as do I in my SC, and my cutoff is not bad at all. (Noting compared to a retro, but you get my drift.)
Here's some pics to show what I mean. *property of haknslash*
If your car/suv didn't come with OEM HID's then it is illegal to put both a PNP (plug and play) kit or perform a OEM HID projector retrofit.
Honestly, since your LX470 is an '03, if you had a PNP kit in your low beams, I know that you would be ok with any PNP 4300k kit.
Cops only look for the glare from 8000k+ PNP kits that are found in reflector type headlamps.
You have a projector setup, as do I in my SC, and my cutoff is not bad at all. (Noting compared to a retro, but you get my drift.)
Here's some pics to show what I mean. *property of haknslash*

A: The XenonDeopt H1's are discontinued
B: If you can import the Saudi Arabian/Australian OEM HID's in (Part#s?)
C: Does phillips make 4100s 4300s or Both
D: Is the Stock Projector considerably safe and accurate with an HID install or should I try to retro?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/pri...=newpm&u=29714
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/view...987c8ebca2589c
Use this bulb
http://www.hidplanet.com/philips5000k.html

You can attempt a retro, only if you are familiar with doing such tasks. It's a lot of work, but very rewarding!
Last edited by emoshun; Oct 6, 2007 at 04:00 PM.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/pri...=newpm&u=29714
HID Planet's WTB Forum
http://www.hidplanet.com/forums/view...987c8ebca2589c
Use this bulb
http://www.hidplanet.com/philips5000k.html
PNP is what it is, you unplug your stock, and plug in the after market "kit". Should be safe as long as you use a harness like this. *thanks cliffud*

You can attempt a retro, only if you are familiar with doing such tasks. It's a lot of work, but very rewarding!
I am planning on having someone do the install for me (Should I do the dealership, Toyota Dealer, Zeibart, Meinike, or a local ricer shop, etc?)
Are you reccomending I go with 5000's as opposed to the whiter and what i understood to be brighter OEM 41/43k ones? or are you saying Phillips is disc.ing their 43/41's
What is is the best available solution for an HID install
I am planning on having someone do the install for me (Should I do the dealership, Toyota Dealer, Zeibart, Meinike, or a local ricer shop, etc?)
Are you reccomending I go with 5000's as opposed to the whiter and what i understood to be brighter OEM 41/43k ones? or are you saying Phillips is disc.ing their 43/41's
What is is the best available solution for an HID install
That bulb I linked you to IS an OEM burner found in many OEM applications, you can find a set on eBay for a good price.
No, Phillips is not disc. their 4100k/4300k bulbs.

Best available solution? Umm...maybe elaborate on that one for me.
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That bulb I linked you to IS an OEM burner found in many OEM applications, you can find a set on eBay for a good price.
No, Phillips is not disc. their 4100k/4300k bulbs.

Best available solution? Umm...maybe elaborate on that one for me.

I was refrencing by OEM matching the overseas LX470 temp
Celebrating Lexus & Toyota from Around the Globe
OEM Denso kit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/06-07...mZ190150841185
OEM Philips Bulbs
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/5000K...mZ190159307587
Last edited by emoshun; Oct 6, 2007 at 04:41 PM.
As far as local "ricer shops go" what type of place should I look for, "Stereo Installer, Window Tinter" in other words, how would it be listed in the phone book?
Or, do the research and install them yourself. It ain't rocket science.
I would suggest looking into the H1Xtreme 5000k HID conversion kit for your LX.
The Xtreme ballasts are specifically designed for this application as they are epoxy sealed making them water tight. We have been selling this product line for years now so it is an established product line. This kit uses Japanese bulbs and ballasts to ensure both the quality and durability of the product.
Here are some pictures of our 5000k kit installed in a 300c (oem halogen projectors):


Regards,
Steve




