Has anyone done the newer plug & play high/low beam HID conversion kits for the our Fog/High beams? If you are unsure what I am talking about, check out this link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW

I ran a search on this board and I only came up with the simulated HID bulbs.

 

What about these...? I haven't heard anything about it though, find it on the internet.

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/produc...No=1&redirect=

 

It should work... but I dont trust the brand. Also, it says that 8000k is pure white, and 10000k is sky blue. Thats ALL wrong!

 

Wow... those are very interesting!!!!

 

yeah, most of these kits and sellers are wrong when it comes claiming color temp and that the higher the color temp the bright the bulbs which is wrong. I want to find one of these kits in a 6-7000K with the true bi-xenon setup, not attaching a little bulb to the side and calling it a high beam.

 

Here you go:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=36476

 

if you want true HID lights, they will come with Ballasts, that power the ignitor for the xeonon gas. just as in the link that fxg35rida posted. anything else is a waste of your money.... hope that helps. also if you want www.xeonondepot.com sells true xeonon lights for your car. I installed them in my wife's MDX and they work great.

 

You are right, the cheap blue tinted so called Xenon charged bulbs are crap. The kit that I linked to is a true HID conversion kit, I've put similar ones in my other vehicles in the past, just never a Bi-Xenon kit. The ones in the past have always been a low-beam kit, and now the bi-xenon are appearing more and more. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the bi-xenon kits.

 

Alan and I both have a set from euro optixs.

Ed Lin