did you have any moisture issues after you drilled the hole? I don't want condensation in my headlights.

 

what color temperature did you guys get from vvme. I want a somewhat stock white hid look but with a slight blue tint. What should I get?

 

def go with 8000k..6000 is pure white..i have 8000k imn my head and fog lights..they look sick

 

I tried to order the kit but when i add it to my cart and go through the steps, it only allows me to pay by paypal and when I try that, it says "Unable to process payment. Please contact the merchant as the shipping address provided by the merchant is invalid, and the merchant has requested that your order must be shipped to that address." What am I supposed to do now. I know i'm not an idiot and I know how to order stuff online. Did you guys have any problems?

 

Holy crap why are they so cheap? And is there any confirmation that bi-xenon will not work on stock headlights?

 

^^^ They are wholesale/made in China prices.
Bixenon wont fit stock headlights. Otherwise everyone would have them.

 

I got VVME 10000K first and could not see at night, way too blue. I replaced them with 6000K and could not be happier. I then put 4300K fogs, also from VVME, and they look great alone, perfectly white, but with the headlights on you can tellthe headlights are slightlyblue.

 

Sorry, I'm new and this is my first post. I'm looking into buy the HID conversion kit off of vvme.com but don't know what the bulb size is? I was looking around other threads and I thought I picked up it was H7? Someone please confirm.

Also if I wanted to do the fog lights too would I just get the same exact kit and size for that?

 

healight lows. H7
Fogs. H11

Not bi-xenon. if you need any installation help let me know ive done them both

 

No problems with moister. I have had mine in for about 4-5 months, and no problems. Just great view at night.
I alos did my HB's as well. I have the factory ones for low. I don't mind the 30 to 60 delay for max lighting. Cause when they are on, man they are on like no halogen could ever be.