Halogen or HID?
#13
Cool, thanks!
I like the smoked headlight look, so I may get those casings and a xenon kit down the road. First, though, it's timing belt change + diagnostic, then chip + DV, then radar/laser protection. Headlights come later =D
I like the smoked headlight look, so I may get those casings and a xenon kit down the road. First, though, it's timing belt change + diagnostic, then chip + DV, then radar/laser protection. Headlights come later =D
#14
+1 DDM is great kit. I was able to install mine with out cutting a hole in the back cover. I was able to fit my ballasts inside the headlight housing.
#15
yeah same here... slim ballast DDM's is the way to go
#16
Which DDM kit do you get? I can't find one on their site that says it's for audi. Do you need to get HID housings along with the kit, or does the kit include the proper housing?
#18
I'm looking at these: http://www.ecstuning.com/Audi-B6_A4-...ghts/ES261518/
Would the DDM kit work with those?
In the meantime, would the DDM kit and HID lights require drilling of my current setup?
#19
It should work with those headlights. It is recommended to use projector headlights with HID's due to the cut-off point so you won't blind the on-coming traffic.
If you do get the slim kit with tiny ballast and you're able to fit it inside the housings, then drilling will not be necessary. Drilling is usually required when you put your ballast outside the housings in which you will have to run the cable through (which might required drilling).
Also as a side note, 4300K is the stock color HID's. This is known to give out the best light output. So the closer you are to 4300K, the better the light output.
If you do get the slim kit with tiny ballast and you're able to fit it inside the housings, then drilling will not be necessary. Drilling is usually required when you put your ballast outside the housings in which you will have to run the cable through (which might required drilling).
Also as a side note, 4300K is the stock color HID's. This is known to give out the best light output. So the closer you are to 4300K, the better the light output.
#20
true but a lot of people wanna go 8, 10, 12 or even 15k.. i like 8000k just cuz its still whit but has a blueish tint to it, just seems more crisp, like ice or something... but once u get 10000k and above its gets too blue and then purple... and another great law in cali... anything above 8000k is illegal lol