HIDEXTRA.com HID Review
Intermediate
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 396
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From: NJ
nah, i got them from a different outfit before i noticed that HIDeXtra was a sponsor here. anyway, i replaced the fog lamps and installed the relay harness with products from HIDeXtra. other than the relay harness getting all squirrely on me yesterday i have yet to have a problem.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,314
Likes: 6
From: VA
nah, i got them from a different outfit before i noticed that HIDeXtra was a sponsor here. anyway, i replaced the fog lamps and installed the relay harness with products from HIDeXtra. other than the relay harness getting all squirrely on me yesterday i have yet to have a problem.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,314
Likes: 6
From: VA
Well, spending a little more for better quality relay harness might be in the works? But, you're not in total darkness since the low and high come on. However, seeing a deer down the road could make a hugh reaction time difference!
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 33
Likes: 0
From: TX
i bought a HID H4 Hi/lo kit and I needed to know if the halogen portion of the bulb needs to be set as the Hi. When i connect it, it shines a yellow color and seems less bright than the 6000K HID which is setup as the lo beam, so i am not sure if it needs to be designated as Hi beam or Lo Beam. Is it better for me to upgrade to a Bi-xenon configuration ?
Intermediate
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 396
Likes: 5
From: NJ
i have hit:
a turkey (did $800 worth of damage to my nissan frontier and kept flying!!!)
a red fox (also in the frontier. cute lil' guy didn't make it)
a black bear (again in my frontier. i clipped him and a lady in a minivan full of kids took him out)
surprisingly enough i have yet to hit a deer given the fact that the area i live in is infested with them!
Racer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,314
Likes: 6
From: VA
LOL!!!! don't even get me started on that!!!!
i have hit:
a turkey (did $800 worth of damage to my nissan frontier and kept flying!!!)
a red fox (also in the frontier. cute lil' guy didn't make it)
a black bear (again in my frontier. i clipped him and a lady in a minivan full of kids took him out)
surprisingly enough i have yet to hit a deer given the fact that the area i live in is infested with them!
i have hit:
a turkey (did $800 worth of damage to my nissan frontier and kept flying!!!)
a red fox (also in the frontier. cute lil' guy didn't make it)
a black bear (again in my frontier. i clipped him and a lady in a minivan full of kids took him out)
surprisingly enough i have yet to hit a deer given the fact that the area i live in is infested with them!
+1000000 to the service of HIDextra. Karen took care of me well beyond what I have ever received from Xenondepot. (not to badmouth but just as a comparison).
Would never hesitate to recommend and will always be a repeat customer for any HID needs.
Would never hesitate to recommend and will always be a repeat customer for any HID needs.
Racer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 1,314
Likes: 6
From: VA
That's great to hear your HIDs are still working!
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,170
Likes: 2
From: New York
sorry to hear that, please email me at info@hidextra.com and i'll take care of you~
Lexus Champion
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 3,763
Likes: 6
From: TX
i thought so too in the beginning, especially with the comparison of pictures of both beams shooting at the garage door.
it's actually the other way around. the range of the beam actually goes further than it did before with my halogen bulbs. also, i see the road A LOT better with the HID's installed vs. halogen.
so to set things straight, the HIDs do give better output than the halogens regardless of the pictures of them on my garage door. btw, they are 5000k
it's actually the other way around. the range of the beam actually goes further than it did before with my halogen bulbs. also, i see the road A LOT better with the HID's installed vs. halogen.
so to set things straight, the HIDs do give better output than the halogens regardless of the pictures of them on my garage door. btw, they are 5000k
The camera is exposing less due to the high output....damn these cameras
