HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
#11
10-24-2006, 09:43 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: luvin_the_rings
can i convert to hid's using my stock 2piece housings?
i have all halogen bulbs, what would it take to convert to a single beam hid?
can i convert to hid's using my stock 2piece housings?
i have all halogen bulbs, what would it take to convert to a single beam hid?
Just find out what light is needed there, and you can get the corresponding HID kit.
Thanks in advance
#12
10-25-2006, 02:58 AM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
hmmm is anyone currently running aftermarket HID's on their audi (pref. b5 s4)...just want to get an idea as to what they will look like
already running stock hid's in my s4, this should be a simply plugg n play right, just change out the bulbs, ballast and relays?
if i got the 6000k and was disappointed with the color output, I would be able to run another temp (ie. 4300k) without having to buy another kit, correct?
already running stock hid's in my s4, this should be a simply plugg n play right, just change out the bulbs, ballast and relays?
if i got the 6000k and was disappointed with the color output, I would be able to run another temp (ie. 4300k) without having to buy another kit, correct?
#13
10-25-2006, 03:16 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: Deb38
hmmm is anyone currently running aftermarket HID's on their audi (pref. b5 s4)...just want to get an idea as to what they will look like
already running stock hid's in my s4, this should be a simply plugg n play right, just change out the bulbs, ballast and relays?
if i got the 6000k and was disappointed with the color output, I would be able to run another temp (ie. 4300k) without having to buy another kit, correct?
hmmm is anyone currently running aftermarket HID's on their audi (pref. b5 s4)...just want to get an idea as to what they will look like
already running stock hid's in my s4, this should be a simply plugg n play right, just change out the bulbs, ballast and relays?
if i got the 6000k and was disappointed with the color output, I would be able to run another temp (ie. 4300k) without having to buy another kit, correct?
Our install guide can be found at: http://www.visionbulbs.com/HID_inst.html
As for changing the bulb color, you can simply switch the bulbs. You do not need to change anything else.
Thank you in advance
#14
10-25-2006, 07:31 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
I think I'm interested in a kit. I have normal halogens on my b6 and I am just interested in single xenon. The kit comes with new bulbs, wiring & ballasts? I just want to confirm this is all I will need to get xenon headlights.
#15
10-25-2006, 07:42 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: visionbulbs
We have all bulb types available, however, the group buy is for single beam kits.
If you need a bi-xenon kit, we can also offer you a great deal on that.
Thanks in advance
ORIGINAL: BaconBait
Is this for a specific model or year? Is is high beam or low beam or both?
Is this for a specific model or year? Is is high beam or low beam or both?
If you need a bi-xenon kit, we can also offer you a great deal on that.
Thanks in advance
#16
10-25-2006, 08:52 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
Do your aftermarket HID's have that sweet burn color changing effect?
i.e. I like how when I turn my stock xenons on they go from a greenish blue to a dark blue to a white...(they actually seem brighter when i first turn them on)
i.e. I like how when I turn my stock xenons on they go from a greenish blue to a dark blue to a white...(they actually seem brighter when i first turn them on)
#17
10-26-2006, 01:30 AM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: BaconBait
What would the price be for a bi-xenon kit for a 2000 A4?
ORIGINAL: visionbulbs
We have all bulb types available, however, the group buy is for single beam kits.
If you need a bi-xenon kit, we can also offer you a great deal on that.
Thanks in advance
ORIGINAL: BaconBait
Is this for a specific model or year? Is is high beam or low beam or both?
Is this for a specific model or year? Is is high beam or low beam or both?
If you need a bi-xenon kit, we can also offer you a great deal on that.
Thanks in advance
#18
10-26-2006, 01:31 AM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: Deb38
Do your aftermarket HID's have that sweet burn color changing effect?
i.e. I like how when I turn my stock xenons on they go from a greenish blue to a dark blue to a white...(they actually seem brighter when i first turn them on)
Do your aftermarket HID's have that sweet burn color changing effect?
i.e. I like how when I turn my stock xenons on they go from a greenish blue to a dark blue to a white...(they actually seem brighter when i first turn them on)
#19
10-26-2006, 01:35 AM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
ORIGINAL: Madcrazy10
I think I'm interested in a kit. I have normal halogens on my b6 and I am just interested in single xenon. The kit comes with new bulbs, wiring & ballasts? I just want to confirm this is all I will need to get xenon headlights.
I think I'm interested in a kit. I have normal halogens on my b6 and I am just interested in single xenon. The kit comes with new bulbs, wiring & ballasts? I just want to confirm this is all I will need to get xenon headlights.
The kit comes complete with bulbs, ballasts, mouting brackets, and all necessary wires and accessories. Everything is included to easily convert your vehicle from halogen to true Xenon.
Thank you in advance
#20
10-26-2006, 12:01 PM
RE: HID Conversion Kits - ONLY $200 - FREE SHIPPING!
Sounds good to me. I'll take a kit at that price.
Another question though: If I order the 6000k bulbs and don't really like them and want to go down to the 4300k can I exchange them? If not, how much are the bulbs themselves? How hard is it to swap them out?
Another question though: If I order the 6000k bulbs and don't really like them and want to go down to the 4300k can I exchange them? If not, how much are the bulbs themselves? How hard is it to swap them out?