scENFORCER

Hey guys, I'm finally deciding to bite the bullet on some HID's. Doing some research it seems like DDM is the way to go. I realize I should expect a ~1 month shipping time, but for $30-40 I'm not going to complain.
I have also looked at the XenonDepot Extreme Digital HID Conversion kit with Philips bulbs, but as a student the $154.99 price tag is just high enough for me to decide against them (unless someone can really sway my opinion).
Anyways, there's a few ordering options on the DDM site that I'm not 100% on what to choose. I will be ordering the 35 watt, 4500K, 9006 bulb type (for my SC400). I hear the mounting brackets are recommended, so I'll be getting those. Do I need the 'Dual In, Dual Out HID Harness'? Do I need an 'Error Eliminator'? I dont believe I need any adaptor cables either? If someone could answer these 3 questions, barring any amazing sell-job on the XenonDepot kit I will be placing my order tonight!
Thanks guys!

scENFORCER

I also just came across the KIDeXtra vendor black friday sale. Looks like a 5000K 9006 kit for ~$50. Any input on these?

NYKnick101

For an sc400 I doubt you will need to worry about an error eliminator. Mounting bracket are not required but recommend as hitting and shock is the biggest killer of hid ballast. I have ddm kits in my is ans I just zip died them to the. Front bumper bracket. They aren't gonna go anywhere from there. Had them in my car almost a year now and working fine. Best part is that ddm offers a lifetime warranty on them (at least last I remember) and you can send them back for replacement at any time. I had bulbs replaced from free on my last car

scENFORCER

Yea thats why I'm going the DDM route. Cant beat the price and warranty. Anyone have any input on the Adaptor Cables and Dual-In Dual-Out Harness? Do I need those?

SoCal Cyco

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I have had ddm kits in all my cars for the last 5 years, no issues what so ever, and they are cheap and close